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Meanings of harrow in English
Usage of harrow in English
1
It's good farming to harrow the paddocks, and Daddy's a good farmer.
2
If the grain is too thick in the spring, harrow it out.
3
The harrow brings about conditions favorable to the even distribution of seeds.
4
The men had followed the harrow and seeder a while that morning.
5
So after the man has plowed the ground he will harrow it.
6
Vernon and Audie'd taken the spike-tooth harrow down to get it ready.
7
The harrow of pain and passion had roughened his face with wrinkles.
8
The second year you can harrow it any way you want to.
9
They can make a harrow-frame, but the blacksmith must make the teeth.
10
After covering, the man went over the potato patch with a harrow.
11
I have not attempted to harrow your feelings with stories of cruelty.
12
After it rained, I said that harrow will take hold better now.
13
It's a torment invented on purpose to harrow the souls of cadets.
14
The tree had fallen so hard that it had ploughed a harrow.
15
It was perhaps unfair, he felt, to harrow young and tender hearts.
16
It has a harness that pulls a chain harrow over the grass.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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