winrow Synonyms
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winrow Meaning
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winrow (n.)
A windrow.
winrow Sentence Examples
- The farmer meticulously tilled the soil and created winrows for optimal crop growth.
- The winrow of straw acted as a protective barrier against soil erosion and moisture loss.
- The harvester swiftly gathered the harvested grain into neat winrows, ready for transportation.
- The scent of freshly cut hay wafted through the air as the winrow slowly dried in the sun.
- The winrows of carrots and celery formed colorful stripes across the field, promising a bountiful harvest.
- The farmer used a specialized machine to turn the winrow of soybeans, ensuring even drying.
- The cattle grazed peacefully in the pasture, content with the abundance of winrows of green grass.
- The winrow of rocks marked the boundary of the property, protecting it from trespassers.
- The hikers followed the narrow winrow of snow, leading them through the treacherous mountain pass.
- The winrow of logs provided a cozy resting spot for weary travelers along the trail.
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A windrow.
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The farmer meticulously tilled the soil and created winrows for optimal crop growth.
The winrow of straw acted as a protective barrier against soil erosion and moisture loss.
The harvester swiftly gathered the harvested grain into neat winrows, ready for transportation.
The scent of freshly cut hay wafted through the air as the winrow slowly dried in the sun.
