Hoed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HOE, to garden with a hoe
• use a hoe to dig (earth) or thin out or dig up (plants).
• eat eagerly.
• attack or criticize.
NOUN:
• a long-handled gardening tool with a thin metal blade, used mainly for weeding.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to use a hoe (a gardening tool)

Words related to HOED

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How to use HOED in a sentence

• And here, in a forest equally ancient, every plant is growing out of the bare yellow loam, as it might in a well- hoed garden bed.
• But when he saw that she had hoed the potatoes after all he was not pleased.
• The next morning I went early to the flower-garden, and, before anybody was stirring, had it all hoed and raked over, so that no more hard work could be done there.
• Georgia was to press down the nettle stems with a stick, while I cut them off and hoed up the roots.
• It requires little or no attention beyond pinching out the tops when running to seed and keeping the ground hoed.
• Later they must be repeatedly plowed, hoed and otherwise cultivated and looked after and finally the leaves must be cut or gathered and carried to the dry house to be dried.
• He hoed corn with his cousin William and pulled weeds in the garden with Joseph and Mercy, and in the short hours allowed them for play there was always the sea.
• Within a fortnight the garden rows were hoed free from grass, the hops were gathered from the fence, and the weeds on the lawn vanished beneath small black fingers.
• He hoed and toiled and smiled and listened to the rustling of the corn, for he had made up his mind.
• She hoed and dug and drove hard bargains with the grocers to whom she sold her meagre products.
• I stayed in the bushes over there watching till you hoed up here.
• He would pause between every hill that he hoed and make some remark, or look up at the sun for the time of the day.
• The crop is hoed while growing, and the weeds are pulled out by hand.
• Henri cooked and washed and mended, and hoed in the garden.
• There were the wide acres of cotton that must be planted, hoed and gathered by hand.
• She attacked a bed of beets and hoed until the perspiration ran from her face and body, then she began on the potatoes.
• When she had nothing more to do, she hoed in the garden although the earth was hard and dry and there were no plants that really needed attention.
• It should be drilled at eighteen inches distance, and kept constantly hoed all summer, have a large coat of manure in winter, and be dug into the ground between the drills.
• The plant is biennial, and is usually sown in May, and the crop kept hoed during that season.
• When the ground had been turned up by repeated scratching, it was hoed down and the clods broken by dragging over it huge branches of trees.
• In the spring nurseries we prepared, the ground being thoroughly hoed and the soil pulverized as far as possible.
• When the land has been properly levelled and hoed, drains are dug about the field.
• As soon as the corn is above ground, it is hoed, and soon after thinned, so as to leave the stalks two or three inches apart.
• A month after being transplanted the field is hoed, and after another month the leading shoot of each plant is pinched off, so as to leave them not more than a cubit high.
• When John took the hoe, he hoed up the corn and left the weeds.
• It had seemingly bounded forward in a night and it must be hoed forthwith.

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