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intersow

/ɪntə(ɹ)ˈsəʊ/

intersow verb: to sow a plant species between rows of another crop.

Verb

intersow (third-person singular simple present intersows, present participle intersowing, simple past intersowed, past participle intersown)

  1. To sow a plant species between rows of another crop.
    • Near-synonyms: interplant, intercrop, companion-plant, coplant

Synonyms of intersow

Forms of intersow

third-person singular presentintersows
present participleintersowing
pastintersowed
past participleintersown

Origin of intersow

From inter- + sow.

Questions about intersow

What does intersow mean?
Intersow means to sow a plant species between rows of another crop.
What part of speech is intersow?
Intersow is a verb.
How do you pronounce intersow?
Intersow is pronounced /ɪntə(ɹ)ˈsəʊ/.
What is the past tense of intersow?
The past tense of intersow is intersowed.

Words near intersow in the dictionary

  1. intersong
  2. intersonic
  3. intersorority
  4. intersource
  5. intersovereign
  6. intersow
  7. intersowed
  8. intersowing
  9. intersown
  10. intersows
  11. interspace

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