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| har·row [ hárrō ] |
noun (plural har·rows) |
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farm machine for breaking up soil: a piece of farm equipment with sharp teeth or disks that is used to break up soil and clods of dirt and to even up a plowed field
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transitive and intransitive verb (past and past participle har·rowed, present participle har·row·ing, 3rd person present singular har·rows) |
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break up land: to break up land by pulling a harrow over it, or be broken up with a harrow
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| [12th century. < Old Norse herfi] |
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 har·row·er noun |
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