In America we spell it plow.
In England they spell it plough.
It's been said that we Americans shorten several English words so our printer cartridges will last longer. :)
It depends how the word is used. See the sentences below. The plow is parked on a city lot. (plow = noun) If he doesn't plow the driveway, we can't leave the house. (plow = verb)
The Tagalog word for "plow" is "araro."
The word "plow" has four phonemes: /p/ /l/ /oʊ/ /w/.
Plough is the "correct" English spelling. Plow is an Americanism probably invented by Noah Webster in the interest of spelling simplification. The noun and the verb are spelt the same (either as plough or plow) depending on the country.
A homograph for "plow" is "plough," which refers to the same farming implement for tilling soil but is spelled differently based on regional variations.
Same thing - they just spell it as plow
Yes, it is a legitimate word. You can also spell it snow plow.
Americans spell plough as plow!Diggers, tractors, and other machinery is collectively known as plant!So, as you can see from the above, more specific information is needed.
a plow
A plow.
john plow
A plow that a horse pulls.
A seed plow is a plow that plows the land and drops the seeds into the furrows at the same time.
John deere invented the steel plow in 1837
Maybe not the best plow, but he did make a very good plow.
When was the lightweight plow invented?
the plow is for digging out the potatos from the underfloor