rowed
SayROHDUS/ɹoʊd/UK/ɹəʊd/
- 1Past tense and past participle of row. Use it for the past, or after has, have, had, is, was or were.
They rowed across the lake before the sun went down.
She rowed the little boat back to the dock.
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- 2Arranged into a row or rows, or having a set number of rows.
Like chairs set out in straight lines for a show.
The neatly rowed chairs filled the front of the hall.
He liked the evenly rowed plants lined up across the garden bed.
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rowed is a form of row
row, verb: To move a boat through water by pulling oars, or to take someone somewhere in such a boat. Full entry
- Spelling
- row → rowed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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Origins
Meaning 1
From the verb "row" plus "-ed".
Meaning 2
From "row" (meaning a line of objects or entries) plus "-ed".