low

v.

[1]

moo

n.

[1]	depression
[2]	David Low , Sir David Low , Sir David Alexander Cecil Low
[3]	first gear , first , low gear

adj.

[1]	short , squat , little , small , stubby , stumpy , stunted , low-lying
[2]	inadequate , insufficient , deficient , down , short , sparse , scanty , scant , limited
[3]	coarse , unrefined , indelicate , improper , naughty , indecent , unseemly , vulgar , crude , common , rude , offensive , gross , ill-bred , lewd , obscene , ribald , bawdy , scurrilous , smutty , pornographic , dirty
[4]	weak , frail , feeble , debilitated , enervated , sickly , unhealthy , infirm , shaky , decrepit , ill , sick
[5]	ineffectual , ineffective , weak
[6]	miserable , dismal , wretched , abysmal , sorry , abject , destitute
[7]	humble , poor , low-born , lowly , base , inferior , base-born , plebeian , proletariat , ignoble
[8]	unhappy , low-toned , depressed , dejected , sad , gloomy , melancholy , miserable , despondent , disconsolate , blue , downcast , down , glum , wretched , morose , crestfallen , broken-hearted , heart-broken , tearful , lachrymose , sorrowful , mournful , heavy-hearted
[9]	inferior , second-rate , poor , bad , not up to par , worthless , shoddy , shabby , mediocre , substandard
[10]	inferior , low-pitched , lower , lesser , small , smaller
[11]	low-cut , abject , low-down , revealing , miserable , scummy , scurvy
[12]	humble , base , vile , lowly , modest , abject , contemptible , small , despicable , mean , menial , servile , ignoble , degraded , vulgar , foul , dastardly , depraved , nasty , sordid
[13]	quiet , depleted , hushed , soft , subdued , gentle , muted , muffled , stifled , indistinct , whispered , murmured , murmurous
[14]	unfavourable , broken , crushed , critical , adverse , humbled , humiliated
[15]	gloomy , grim , blue , depressed , dispirited , down , downcast , downhearted , down in the mouth , low-spirited