cower



cower (away) from someone or something

to pull away from someone or something in fear. The coyote cowered away from the fire.
See also: cower

cower down (from something)

 and cower down (with something)
to crouch down, displaying an emotion, such as fear. They cowered down with sheer terror. I would cower down from fright in a similar situation.
See also: cower, down

cower from something

to drawback from the fear of something. The wolves cowered from the flames. Some excited hyenas cowered from the lions as they passed by.
See also: cower

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
NachoNAH-choSpanish
GwendaGWEN-də (English)Welsh, English
Shipley['ʃipli]
Sergi-Catalan
KasiaKAH-shahPolish
Paz (2)-Hebrew