plow with one's heifer
plow with one's heifer verb: to have an affair with another man's wife or to deal with the wife in order to obtain something from her husband.
Verb
plow with one's heifer (third-person singular simple present plows with one's heifer, present participle plowing with one's heifer, simple past and past participle plowed with one's heifer)
- To have an affair with another man's wife or to deal with the wife in order to obtain something from her husband.
Forms of plow with one's heifer
| third-person singular present | plows with one's heifer |
|---|---|
| present participle | plowing with one's heifer |
| past participle | plowed with one's heifer |
| past | plowed with one's heifer |
| alternative form | plough with one's heifer |
Origin of plow with one's heifer
Biblical.
Questions about plow with one's heifer
- What does plow with one's heifer mean?
- Plow with one's heifer means to have an affair with another man's wife or to deal with the wife in order to obtain something from her husband.
- What part of speech is plow with one's heifer?
- Plow with one's heifer is a verb.
- What is the past tense of plow with one's heifer?
- The past tense of plow with one's heifer is plowed with one's heifer.
Words near plow with one's heifer in the dictionary
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