Meaning & Definition of word "Mower"
Mower
/ˈmoʊər/
noun:
- 1. A machine used for cutting grass or plants to a desired length.
- Example: He used a mower to trim the overgrown lawn.
- 2. A person who operates a mower.
- Example: The mower quickly finished cutting the grass in the backyard.
Etymology
●Derived from the verb 'to mow', originating from Old English 'māwan'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
push mower:
A type of mower that is manually pushed.
ride-on mower:
A mower designed for riding on while in operation.
lawn mower:
A mower specifically used for cutting grass in a lawn.
Related Words
mowing:
The act of cutting grass or crops.
landscaping:
The process of making a yard or garden more attractive by planting flowers, bushes, and trees.
maintenance:
The work of keeping something in proper condition.
Slang Meanings of mower
Meaning: A person who frequently mows lawns as a job.
● Example Sentence: He's a mower hustling through the neighborhood.
Meaning: Quickly cutting down areas of grass or weeds without much care.
● Example Sentence: He just mowed down the backyard without looking.