hoe

/hoʊ/
verb
  1. To use a hoe to break up soil, remove weeds, or tend a garden.
    • If you hoe the soil regularly, your plants will grow much better.
    • He spent the afternoon hoeing the rows of corn.
    • Every Saturday, they hoe the garden beds to keep them free of weeds.
noun
  1. A gardening tool with a long handle and a thin metal blade, used for breaking up soil, removing weeds, or shaping rows for planting.
    • The farmer grabbed his hoe and headed out to the field at dawn.
    • You can loosen the soil with a hoe before planting the seeds.
    • She used a hoe to remove the weeds from the vegetable garden.
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