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Meaning hoe meaning

What does hoe mean?

hoe

— noun a tool with a flat blade attached at right angles to a long handle — verb dig with a hoe He is hoeing the flower beds

Synonyms hoe synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as hoe?

hoe English » English

spade mattock daba weed shovel pickax dig spud pick whore plow cultivate weeder sew rake poke plough pierce pick-hoe mattok hew hack bitch weeding tool tool thin strumpet straw rake small hoe small scuffle hoe scuffle sarcle raking rabble plough harrow pick-axe pewter pecker peck musical instrument miner mine ho harrow harlot grafting tool gate-crash garden hoe flattening tool

Topics hoe topics

What do people use hoe to talk about?
Work and occupation Agriculture

Agricultural tool
Work and occupation Agriculture Growing crops

Growing vegetables
Work and occupation Agriculture Land preparation

Plow a field
Work and occupation Agriculture

Tend a field
Work and occupation Occupation

Working with land
Work and occupation Tool Cutting tool

Digging tool
Physical actions Divide into pieces

Dig
Work and occupation Agriculture Tend a field

Uproot plants

Conjugation hoe conjugation

How do you conjugate hoe?

hoe · verb

Examples hoe examples

How do I use hoe in a sentence?

Simple sentences

That's a hard row to hoe.

Movie subtitles

Hoe lovely your mother is! I think she is.
Well, the gal with the hoe.
Yeah, and it's been a tough road to hoe.
She's a widow woman, Boss, and she's got a long, hard row to hoe.
We find a hoe.
And I couldn't cut into it with a hoe.
You've held a hoe?
Rake. Hoe.
I could, uh, hoe a pretty good row. lay out a pretty good grade on an uphill road.
Wide and hoe, he pulls out one after one corpses sleep again in the shade.
Give me that hoe.
Careful with that hoe!
One way or another, we all hoe weeds for the county.
It's some hard row to hoe.
Hoe lovely your mother is!
I'll hie myself to the harbour to hire a boat. Hoe you to the garden.
You hie. and I'll hoe.
Huh? - Hoe. Arapahoe.
Then, you hoe them.
I had to take my hoe and dig, dig, dig wherever they said.
This isn't your country hoe-down, you know.
You're going to break your back with that old hoe.
You know, it's having someone take the hoe out of my hands when I'm trying to do the gardening or shooing me out of the chicken coop when I'm trying to clean it.
She could hoe my carnations better than me.
Seven years is a long time. We've got a long row to hoe.
You've picked yourself a tough row to hoe, there.
Where's the woman of my dreams, you cheap hoe?
He could have cut my head off with a hoe, but he was so cowardly and servile!
This morning: Hoe the beanstalks, flip over the pumpkins, then. Head to the farming cooperative to get some fertilizer.
Today: Milk the cow, put away the corn, reap the alfalfa, hoe the beetroots.
I'm no great shakes with the hoe, I'm not an engineer and I can't take an appendix out.
I would be disposed to go to the shores myself to seek other dead men, all the dead, to dig up with the hoe so many poor boys, if that would be enough to shut up in prison some Communist scum.
While he's singing, a blow of the hoe for each, they lay them out.
Sickle, hoe, plow and scythe worker made, clothes he made you for all years and for all.
A hoe!
For your information, Brie had a very tough row to hoe growing up.
Hoe, Hoe.

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Poor peasants use their own seeds from the preceding season, lack fertilizer, depend on rain rather than irrigation, and have little if any mechanization beyond a traditional hoe.
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