Harrow

usgb/ˈhærəʊ/
verb

To break up and smooth out soil or land using a harrow.

John had to harrow the field before planting the seeds.
Visual representation of "harrow" - To break up and smooth out soil or land using a harrow

Often appears as...

  • harrow the field
  • harrow the garden
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Visual representation of "harrow"
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Agricultural Context

Understand that 'harrow' as a verb is specific to farming and preparing land for crops.

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Every spring, farmers harrow their fields for the upcoming planting season.
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Physical Activity

Using 'harrow' as a verb suggests manual or machine-driven labor involving the soil.

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After tilling, we must harrow to create a fine seedbed.
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