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plow

 
(plau̇)

(agriculture) An implement consisting of a share, moldboard, and landside attached to a frame; used to cut, lift, turn, and pulverize soil in preparation of a seedbed.


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1. A carpenter’s plane which cuts grooves.
2. A router.
3. See groove.


 
 
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