ploughing

/ˈplaʊɪŋ/
noun
  1. The activity of turning over soil with a plough to prepare for planting.
    • Spring ploughing prepares the fields for sowing seeds.
    • Ploughing is hard work that requires strength and patience.
    • Modern ploughing uses GPS to make straight rows.
adjective
  1. Related to or used for ploughing.
    • He wore heavy boots for the ploughing work.
    • They bought new ploughing equipment for the farm.
    • The ploughing season starts in early spring.
verb
  1. Present participle of plough: turning over soil with a plough.
    • The farmer is ploughing the field right now.
    • He spends every autumn ploughing the garden.
    • They were ploughing when the rain started.
  2. Present participle of plough: moving forcefully or with great effort through something.
    • The truck was ploughing through the mud.
    • The boat kept ploughing ahead despite the storm.
    • She is ploughing through her reading list before exams.
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