mow
1 of 2verb/moʊ/
Forms:mows,mowing,mowed,mowed
1
to cut grass, wheat, etc. with a gardening machine or handheld tools, such as a scythe
transitive- Every weekend, he spends time mowing the lawn to keep it well-manicured.
- The farmer used a tractor to efficiently mow the large field of wheat.
- To maintain a neat appearance, the gardener mowed the wild grass around the garden.
- Using a traditional scythe, the worker mowed the grass in the historic garden.
- She grabbed the lawnmower to quickly mow the backyard before the gathering.
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