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plow up

plow up verb: to uncover or unearth (something) through plowing.

Verb

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

  1. (US) To uncover or unearth (something) through plowing.

Forms of plow up

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

Questions about plow up

What does plow up mean?
Plow up means to uncover or unearth (something) through plowing.
What part of speech is plow up?
Plow up is a verb.
What is the past tense of plow up?
The past tense of plow up is plowed up.

Words near plow up in the dictionary

  1. plow stopping
  2. plow stops
  3. plow the sands
  4. plow through
  5. plow under
  6. plow up
  7. plow with one's heifer
  8. plowable
  9. ploward
  10. plowback
  11. plowbacks

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