ploughed
/plaʊd/
adjective
- Describing land that has been turned over with a plough.
- They walked across the ploughed ground, leaving footprints.
- The ploughed field looked dark and ready for seeds.
- Birds followed the tractor to eat worms in the ploughed soil.
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verb
- Past tense of plough: turned over soil with a plough to prepare for planting.
- He ploughed the land with a tractor instead of horses.
- The farmer ploughed the field before planting corn.
- Last spring, they ploughed the garden to remove weeds.
- Past tense of plough: moved forcefully or with great effort through something.
- She ploughed through the pile of homework in two hours.
- The ship ploughed through the rough waves.
- The car ploughed through the deep snow on the road.
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