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plowing with one's heifer

plowing with one's heifer is the present participle and gerund of plow with one's heifer.

Meaning of plow with one's heifer

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)

  1. (dated, idiomatic, informal) To have an affair with another man's wife or to deal with the wife in order to obtain something from her husband.

Questions about plowing with one's heifer

What is plowing with one's heifer the present participle and gerund of?
Plowing with one's heifer is the present participle and gerund of plow with one's heifer.

Words near plowing with one's heifer in the dictionary

  1. plowing over
  2. plowing the sands
  3. plowing through
  4. plowing under
  5. plowing up
  6. plowing with one's heifer
  7. plowings
  8. plowland
  9. plowlands
  10. plowless
  11. plowlike

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