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sodbuster plough

sodbuster plough noun: a type of plough specifically designed to break up tough, sod-like soil on the prairies, particularly in the American Midwest.

Noun

sodbuster plough (plural sodbuster ploughs)

  1. A type of plough specifically designed to break up tough, sod-like soil on the prairies, particularly in the American Midwest.

Forms of sodbuster plough

pluralsodbuster ploughs

Questions about sodbuster plough

What does sodbuster plough mean?
Sodbuster plough means a type of plough specifically designed to break up tough, sod-like soil on the prairies, particularly in the American Midwest.
What part of speech is sodbuster plough?
Sodbuster plough is a noun.
What is the plural of sodbuster plough?
The plural of sodbuster plough is sodbuster ploughs.

Words near sodbuster plough in the dictionary

  1. Sodaville
  2. sodawater
  3. sodawaters
  4. Sodbury
  5. sodbuster
  6. sodbuster plough
  7. sodbuster ploughs
  8. sodbusters
  9. sodbusting
  10. sodcast
  11. sodcasted

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