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| fur·row [ fúrrō ] |
noun (plural fur·rows) |
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1. trench in plowed field: a narrow trench in soil made by a plow
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2. groove: a rut or groove in a surface
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3. wrinkle on forehead: a wrinkle on the skin of the forehead, as a result of frowning or age
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transitive and intransitive verb (past and past participle fur·rowed, present participle fur·row·ing, 3rd person present singular fur·rows) |
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make furrows in something: to make furrows in something, or become marked with furrows
  He furrowed his brow.
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| [ Old English furh< Indo-European] |
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| fur·rowed adjective |
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