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/ˈplaʊɪŋ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
the action of plowing, as in agriculture.
Plowing is essential for maintaining healthy soil and crop yields.
a furrow or trench made by a plow.
The plowing created deep furrows that helped channel rainwater to the plants.
verb
the act of turning over and breaking up soil with a plow to prepare it for planting.
The farmer spent the whole morning plowing the fields in preparation for spring planting.
to move through or over something with force, as if pushing through.
The snowplow was plowing through the heavy snow, clearing the roads for commuters.
Etymology
From Old English 'plōwian', related to plow.
Common Phrases and Expressions
plowing ahead:
Moving forward despite difficulties.
plowing through:
To continue with something with great effort.
plow the field:
Prepare land for crops.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To work hard on a tedious task.
I've been plowing through these reports all day.
To move quickly through an area.
They're plowing through traffic to get to the concert on time.