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plough
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plough
verb
/plaʊ/
plot
ploy
Meaning
to break up and turn over soil using a plough; to move through something with difficulty
a large farming tool used to break up and turn over soil before planting crops
Example Sentences
The farmer ploughs the field every spring.
The oxen pulled the heavy
plough
across the field.
Synonyms
till, cultivate, furrow, dig, plow, tiller, cultivator
Entry 1
till, cultivate, furrow, dig
Entry 2
plow, tiller, cultivator
Antonyms
neglect, abandon
Collocations
plough field, plough through, plough back, deep plough, ox plough, heavy plough
Entry 1
plough field, plough through, plough back, deep plough
Entry 2
plough field, ox plough, heavy plough
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