ppl. a. Obs. Sc. [app. pr. pple. of BOWL v.3] Curving, crooked, hooked.
1513. Douglas, Æneis, III. iv. 15. With handis like to bowland birdis clewis. Ibid., VI. ix. 135. Ane hiddeous grip with busteous bowland beik His maw immortale doith pik.
