Mowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MOW, to cut down a crop
• cut down (grass) with a machine
• cut down (grass or a cereal crop) with a scythe
NOUN:
• a stack of hay, corn, or other crop
• a place in a barn where a stack of hay, corn, etc. is put.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cut down standing herbage

Words related to MOWED

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How to use MOWED in a sentence

• Whole rows are mowed down, vast spaces appearing between the ranks.
• Common shell and shrapnel were thrown in upon them from a distance, and, when, in their desperation, they charged the encircling lines, they were mowed down by the machine-guns.
• He mowed the grass, and made a neat stack of it, in the centre of the meadow.
• His eyes glared at me madly and he mowed the air with his hands like one blind and insane with fear.
• It came swinging into the square, bringing a lot of bicycles from a German patrol which had just been mowed down outside the city.
• Combining their forces, with awful slaughter they mowed down the French and Bavarians at Blenheim, and then overran all Bavaria.
• The big man from Chicago mowed his way to the pile of lumber and clambered up by the sheriff.
• One immense engine in particular, which belonged to the Fifteenth, mowed down the Flavian line with huge stones.
• Keep the grass and weeds mowed around their pen and feeding places.
• Three times they charged an opening in the line about the fence, but unseen foes sprang up and mowed them down.
• The brush was mowed away above and on either side of him, and leaves and twigs were falling over him.
• For an hour and a half the two blazing lines mowed each other down in their tracks without pause.
• Nothing could have been more pleasant than the day the orchard was mowed.
• Pertell needed a number of farm hands to pose in the background, representing a scene in a wheat field, that was being mowed with the old fashioned scythes.
• He plied the scythe lustily, and soon mowed down so much grass that he could rake several loads together.
• Two men were plying the hose upon a portion of the field which had already been mowed three times.
• So, the Champs Elysees were surrounded with troops, and the dogs were driven into the Rue Royale and the Place Royale, where they were mowed down by musketry.
• The tops of these trees were from twelve to fifteen feet high, and had been almost mowed off by the shower of bullets which passed through them.
• Great holes were cut in the German columns, and men and horses were mowed down like chaff.
• Meanwhile the Piper mowed down the weeds in the garden, whistling cheerily.
• The men of Galloway leading, mowed them down and passed over their dead bodies, until, finding no further resistance, they proceeded to their work of plunder.
• He went on and crashed into a goods train and into the thick of the smash a down express mowed its way.
• Strange apparitions mocked and mowed before them, but grimly they gave no heed.
• Men dropped as though mowed down by the wind, but the little column halted not.
• The Swedish fire mowed them down like ripened grain and checked their impetuous rush.
• But at that same instant, when Fabio stabbed him, Valeria uttered an equally piercing shriek and fell to the ground like one mowed down.
• So she went back to her room and stood looking out over Lashnagar, where the autumn mists stalked and mowed at each other and fluttered and jostled and fought.

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