Furrow
41furrow — sb. HD. 1094 …
42furrow — fur·row || fÉœrəʊ / fÊŒ n. row, ditch; fold; wrinkle v. plow furrows; make grooves; make wrinkles (in the face); be wrinkled …
43furrow — furh …
44furrow — I. n. 1. Trench (made by a plough). 2. Channel, groove, hollow, fluting, chamfer. 3. Wrinkle, seam, line, rugosity. II. v. a. 1. Make furrows in, plough in furrows. 2. Hollow, cut in furrows, groove, channel, flute, chamfer …
45furrow — 1 noun (C) 1 a deep line or fold in the skin of someone s face, especially on the forehead 2 a long, narrow cut or hollow area in the surface of something: There were furrows in the tarmac to drain off the rainwater. 3 a long narrow cut made in… …
46furrow — 1. noun 1) furrows in a plowed field Syn: groove, trench, rut, trough, channel, hollow 2) the furrows on either side of her mouth Syn: wrinkle, line, crease, crinkle, crow s foot …
47furrow — n 1. groove, rut, trench, ditch, fosse; hollow, cut, track; channel, dike, gutter, trough, canal; sulcation, flute, rib, ridge; line, seam, pucker, fold; score, scratch, gash, streak. 2. wrinkle, crow s foot, crease, contraction, rimple, rumple,… …
48furrow — fur·row …
49furrow — Auwaha, wa a, wa awa a, mō ali, mā ali, hālua, holowa a, mo o ali …
50furrow — A groove or rut 12 to 14 inches in width from which the earth has been turned by a plow …