hoed (Meaning)

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hoed (imp. & p. p.)

of Hoe

The farmer hoed the soil deeply to prepare it for planting.
The weary workers hoed the field tirelessly under the scorching sun.
She hoed the weeds around the flowerbeds to keep them blooming.
The hoed rows of corn stretched across the vast landscape.
The gardener hoed the soil around the new bulbs, ensuring they had ample space to grow.
The old man hoed his vegetable patch with pride, nurturing his beloved plants.
The children hoed the garden together, their laughter echoing through the air.
The hoed soil absorbed the rainwater like a sponge, providing nourishment to the thirsty plants.
The farmer's hoed fields produced a bountiful harvest that fed the hungry villagers.
The hoed ground lay fallow, waiting for the next season's planting.

of Hoe

rototilled, harrowed,raked, tilled, listed, furrowed,cultivated, fallowed, plowed,broke

No antonyms found.

The farmer hoed the soil deeply to prepare it for planting.

The weary workers hoed the field tirelessly under the scorching sun.

She hoed the weeds around the flowerbeds to keep them blooming.

The hoed rows of corn stretched across the vast landscape.