What does PLOWS mean?

Parts of Speech

Plows is a verb and a noun.

Definitions

As a verb, plows means to turn over soil with a plow. As a noun, plows refer to a tool used for breaking up soil.

Pronunciations

US: /plaʊz/

UK: /plaʊz/

Origin and Usage

The word "plows" originated from the Old English word "plog" which means plow. Plows have been used for centuries in agriculture to prepare fields for planting. In modern times, plows are often attached to tractors and other farm equipment.

Synonyms

As a verb, plows can be synonymous with tills, cultivates, or harrows. As a noun, plows can be synonymous with plowshares or cultivators.

Related Words

plait, plain, plane, plump, plush, plaid, plead, place, plant, plate.

Example Sentences

• He plows the field every spring to prepare it for planting.
• The farmer uses a plow to break up the soil.
• She plows through her work quickly so she can enjoy her weekends.
• The plows were out in force after the snowstorm to clear the roads.