1. a flame or blaze; a bright light or glow
Usage: archaic or dialectal; chiefly Scottish

1. to burn or blaze; to glow with light
Usage: archaic or dialectal; chiefly Scottish

Examples

• The lowe of the fire lit up the dark cabin.
• The candle's lowe flickered in the wind.
• The embers began to lowe as the night grew colder.
• A bright lowe rose from the hearth.
• The torch continued to lowe throughout the evening.