ploughbeam
ploughbeam noun: wooden or metal bar that connects the shares of a plough to the yoke.

Noun
ploughbeam (plural ploughbeams)
Forms of ploughbeam
| plural | ploughbeams |
|---|---|
| alternative Commonwealth Ireland | plough beam |
| alternative Commonwealth Ireland | plough-beam |
| alternative US | plow beam |
| alternative US | plowbeam |
| alternative US | plow-beam |
Origin of ploughbeam
From plough + beam.
Questions about ploughbeam
- What does ploughbeam mean?
- Ploughbeam means wooden or metal bar that connects the shares of a plough to the yoke.
- What part of speech is ploughbeam?
- Ploughbeam is a noun.
- What is the plural of ploughbeam?
- The plural of ploughbeam is ploughbeams.
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