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Meanings of mow in English

Catalan
paller

A loft in a barn where hay is stored.

paller
Portuguese
ceifar
Catalan
segar
Spanish
segar

Cut with a blade or mower.

ceifar

Make a sad face and thrust out one's lower lip.

Usage of mow in English
1
I don't know about you, but I mow the lawn quite often.
Wired
2
The gun boomed hollowly in the narrow passage between mow and wall.
Black Jack
3
He wrenched the thing free and flung it ringing across the mow.
The story of edgar sawtelle
4
But for the rest, Mr. Stock was content merely to mow lawns.
Enchanted Glass
5
Lawn If possible, don't mow your lawn for most of the summer.
The Guardian
6
He jumped out of the buggy, and hastily climbed into the hay-mow.
The Black Creek Stopping-House, and Other Stories
7
I'll carry buckets of balls or mow the greens, whatever it takes.
The Guardian
8
Why can't a gardener drive to my house and mow the lawn?
News.com.au
9
I was going to have to mow it tomorrow, and frequently thereafter.
Dead ever after
10
So if it makes you feel better to mow the grass, fine.
The stand
11
And they could mow us down before we could cross that place.
An Arkansas Planter
12
They will mow down these pike formations just by weight and shock.'
Stonewielder
13
Let the old man begin and mow what he can, every day.
Driven Back to Eden
14
You can also mow your peony bed with it, if you desire.
Remarks
15
He did-andthen went on to mow the lawn around the motel.
Escape
16
Once, I offered to mow her lawn-butthen I broke the mower.
Climbing Magazine
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Translations for mow
Mow through the time
Mow across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common