Term Gallery logo

Meanings of narrow hoe in English

Catalan
aixada
Spanish
escarda
Wikidata

Hoe with a beveled blade and a wooden handle attached through an eye in the blade, used for digging.

        aixada
        Synonyms
        Examples for "grub hoe"
        Examples for "grub hoe"
        1
        He stood studying, with the two men watching him, one leaning careless on a grub hoe.
        The Happy End
        2
        "And this little body," the old man went on, "is as strong as a grub hoe.
        Little Busybodies: The Life of Crickets, Ants, Bees, Beetles, an...
        3
        The back end of the coupe was loaded with an assortment of axes, grubbing hoes, pitch forks, spades, post hole diggers and so forth.
        Epistles from Pap: Letters from the man known as 'The Will Roger...
        1
        Early on Monday morning Henry Pollock appeared with bush-axe and grubbing hoe, and Hiram shouldered similar tools and they started for the river bottom.
        Hiram the Young Farmer
        2
        When I became tired sewing that afternoon, I went down the lane leading to our meadow, where Leon was killing thistles with a grubbing hoe.
        Laddie: A True Blue Story
        Usage of narrow hoe in English
        1
        Separate the plants by hand or with a narrow hoe according to the distances in Chapter 3.
        Vegetable gardening for dummies
        2
        These include axes, picks, billhooks, pitchforks, spades, rakes, mattocks, sickles, scythes, broad hoes, narrow hoes, and shovels.
        New Discoveries at Jamestown / Site of the First Successful Engl...
        Translations for narrow hoe
        Catalan
        aixada