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up-plow

up-plow verb: to plow up; tear up as by plowing.

Verb

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

  1. (rare, transitive) To plow up; tear up as by plowing.

Forms of up-plow

third-person singular presentup-plows
present participleup-plowing
past participleup-plowed
pastup-plowed

Origin of up-plow

From up- + plow.

Questions about up-plow

What does up-plow mean?
Up-plow means to plow up; tear up as by plowing.
What part of speech is up-plow?
Up-plow is a verb.
What is the past tense of up-plow?
The past tense of up-plow is up-plowed.

Words near up-plow in the dictionary

  1. up-line
  2. up-lines
  3. up-minded
  4. up-or-out
  5. up-over
  6. up-plow
  7. up-plows
  8. up-pulled
  9. up-putting
  10. up-puttings
  11. up-regulate

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