high-hoe (Meaning)
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high-hoe (n.)
The European green woodpecker or yaffle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of high-hoe
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
high-hoe Sentence Examples
- The farmer used a high-hoe to till the soil in the expansive field.
- With the high-hoe in hand, he expertly dug furrows for planting seeds.
- The high-hoe proved invaluable in clearing out the overgrown weeds.
- Using the high-hoe, she carefully cultivated the garden beds.
- The high-hoe made light work of loosening the compacted earth.
- He swung the high-hoe with precision, aerating the soil effortlessly.
- The high-hoe's sturdy blade effortlessly cut through the stubborn roots.
- With the high-hoe, they efficiently prepared the land for the upcoming planting season.
- She leaned on the high-hoe, taking a moment to survey her handiwork in the garden.
- The high-hoe was an indispensable tool for maintaining the farm's productivity.
FAQs About the word high-hoe
The European green woodpecker or yaffle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The farmer used a high-hoe to till the soil in the expansive field.
With the high-hoe in hand, he expertly dug furrows for planting seeds.
The high-hoe proved invaluable in clearing out the overgrown weeds.
Using the high-hoe, she carefully cultivated the garden beds.
