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Meanings of hoe in English
Russian
hiller yh-32 hornet Spanish
yh-32 hornet 
1950 Experimental helicopter model by Hiller.
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Usage of hoe in English
1
I love the garden; and I love to hoe the Indian corn.
2
But that potato chip effect is definitely a tough road a hoe.
3
I went out with a hoe; but the serene sweetness disarms me.
4
One three-cornered hoe, Gothic in its architecture and in good running order.
5
The corn is planted in irregular hills and cultivated with a hoe.
6
His particular enthusiasm now was for plow cultivation as against the hoe.
7
I'm completely uninterested in calling someone a hoe or belittling them-mosttimes.
8
They would leave the Red-skins to dig roots and hoe the corn.
9
Laborers hoe the land to be planted in Gerung, Indonesia, June 2010.
10
The corn needed hoeing, and Lurvy didn't find time to hoe it.
11
The pick comes better to my hand than the spade or hoe.
12
A hoe ain't no good except to chop cotton with, and corn.
13
Mrs. McGuire leaned on her hoe and nonchalantly regarded the gathering forces.
14
As we walked on we heard the spasmodic crunching of his hoe.
15
Hardly is the garden planted, when he must begin to hoe it.
16
The horse-hoe was first used by large independent farmers on enclosed land.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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