harrows
SayHA-rohzUS/ˈhæɹoʊz/UK/ˈhæɹəʊz/
- 1Plural of harrow.
Old harrows lay rusting behind the barn.
The auction included two tractors, a hay rake and several spike-tooth harrows.
- 2Third-person singular simple present of harrow.
Every spring my uncle harrows the field before planting corn.
After plowing, the farmer harrows the soil to break up the clods.
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harrows is a form of harrow
harrow, noun: A farm implement with a heavy frame carrying a row of disks or teeth, dragged over plowed land to break up or smooth the soil, remove weeds, or cover seeds. Full entry
- Forms
- harrowharrows plural
- Spelling
- harrow → harrows: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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