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Definition of furrow
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of furrow is as below...
Furrow
(n.) To cut a
furrow
in; to make
furrows
in; to plow; as, to
furrow
the
ground
or sea..
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Chamfer
::
Chamfer
(v. t.) To cut a
furrow
in, as in a
column;
to
groove;
to
channel;
to
flute..
Groove
::
Groove
(v. t.) To cut a
groove
or
channel
in; to form into
channels
or
grooves;
to
furrow.
Intrenchant
::
Intrenchant
(a.) Not to be
gashed
or
marked
with
furrows.
Balk
::
Balk (v. i.) A ridge of land left
unplowed
between
furrows,
or at the end of a
field;
a piece
missed
by the plow
slipping
aside..
Dress
::
Dress (n.) The
system
of
furrows
on the face of a
millstone.
Land
::
Land (n.) In any
surface
prepared
with
indentations,
perforations,
or
grooves,
that part of the
surface
which is not so
treated,
as the level part of a
millstone
between
the
furrows,
or the
surface
of the bore of a
rifled
gun
between
the
grooves..
Share
::
Share (n.) The part
(usually
an iron or steel
plate)
of a plow which cuts the
ground
at the
bottom
of a
furrow;
a
plowshare.
Loll
::
Loll (v. i.) To let the
tongue
hang from the
mouth,
as an ox, dog, or other
animal,
when
heated
by
labor;
as, the ox stood
lolling
in the
furrow..
Substrate
::
Substrate
(a.)
Having
very
slight
furrows.
Gonidium
::
Gonidium
(n.) A
special
groove
or
furrow
at one or both
angles
of the mouth of many
Anthozoa.
Underfurrow
::
Underfurrow
(v. t.) To cover as under a
furrow;
to plow in; as, to
underfurrow
seed or
manure..
Plough
::
Plough
(n.) A
well-known
implement,
drawn by
horses,
mules,
oxen, or other
power,
for
turning
up the soil to
prepare
it for
bearing
crops;
also used to
furrow
or break up the soil for other
purposes;
as, the
subsoil
plow; the
draining
plow..
Pruner
::
Pruner
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
beetles
whose
larvae
gnaw the
branches
of trees so as to cause them to fall,
especially
the
American
oak
pruner
(Asemum
moestum),
whose larva eats the pith of oak
branches,
and when
mature
gnaws a
circular
furrow
on the
inside
nearly
to the bark. When the
branches
fall each
contains
a
pupa..
Groove
::
Groove
(n.) A
furrow,
channel,
or long
hollow,
such as may be
formed
by
cutting,
molding,
grinding,
the
wearing
force of
flowing
water,
or
constant
travel;
a
depressed
way; a worn path; a rut..
Sole
::
Sole (n.) The
bottom
of the body of a plow; --
called
also
slade;
also, the
bottom
of a
furrow..
Intrench
::
Intrench
(v. t.) To cut in; to
furrow;
to make
trenches
in or upon.
Score
::
Score (v. t.) To mark with
lines,
scratches,
or
notches;
to cut
notches
or
furrows
in; to
notch;
to
scratch;
to
furrow;
as, to score
timber
for
hewing;
to score the back with a
lash..
Cut
::
Cut (n.) A
notch,
passage,
or
channel
made by
cutting
or
digging;
a
furrow;
a
groove;
as, a cut for a
railroad..
Furrowy
::
Furrowy
(a.)
Furrowed.
Raphe
::
Raphe (n.) A line,
ridge,
furrow,
or band of
fibers,
especially
in the
median
line; as, the raphe of the
tongue..
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