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plow into

plow into verb: to crash into something.

Verb

plow into (third-person singular simple present plows into, present participle plowing into, simple past and past participle plowed into)

  1. To crash into something.
    • The lorry plowed into the line of stationary cars.

Forms of plow into

third-person singular presentplows into
present participleplowing into
past participleplowed into
pastplowed into
alternative formplough into

Questions about plow into

What does plow into mean?
Plow into means to crash into something.
What part of speech is plow into?
Plow into is a verb.
What is the past tense of plow into?
The past tense of plow into is plowed into.

Words near plow into in the dictionary

  1. plow
  2. plow ahead
  3. plow back
  4. plow down
  5. plow in
  6. plow into
  7. plow iron
  8. plow irons
  9. plow jockey
  10. plow jockeys
  11. Plow Monday

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