Sowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SOW, to scatter seeds for a crop
• plant (seed) by scattering it on or in the earth
• plant the seeds of (a plant or crop)
• plant (a piece of land) with seed
• be thickly covered with
• lay or plant (an explosive mine) or cover (territory) with mines
• disseminate or introduce (something undesirable)
NOUN:
• an adult female pig, especially one which has farrowed.
• the female of certain other mammals, e.g. the guinea pig.
• a large block of metal (larger than a ‘pig’) made by smelting.
• a large block of metal (larger than a ‘pig’) made by smelting.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to scatter over land for growth, as seed

Words related to SOWED

sow6 sowing10 sown7 sows7

Words that contain SOWED

resowed11 unsowed11 leasowed12 oversowed16 undersowed15

How to use SOWED in a sentence

• The fields are usually sowed in the month of September, as the Nile has then retired into its channel.
• Isak sowed more corn this year than last, and did all he could to get it nicely down.
• Carelessly she had sowed the seeds of transgression whose fearful yield was a harvest of bitter misery.
• Hans and his mother cultivated the little garden, sowed their own crops of barley and flax in their little fields, and tended and trained the vines in their small vineyard.
• Accordingly I dug up a piece of ground, with my wooden spade, and dividing it into two parts, sowed about two thirds of my seed, preserving by me about a handful of each.
• He now set up as a farmer, ploughed and sowed, dug and weeded, kept his own hours, and went into the market and walked about as independent as any one.
• In the tale of JASON, we are told that having slain the dragon, which kept watch over the golden fleece, he sowed its teeth in the ground, and armed men sprang up.
• For instance, he had five hundred acres sowed to wheat, five hundred to potatoes, and a thousand acres to vegetables, fruits, and oats.
• We were in great haste to have the oats all sowed in good season.
• Every year upon his farm there now came something of the joy of the gambler to Ishmael, who never sowed without feeling that it might be for the last time.
• From the opening prayer to the last motion before the house, every act, every speech, every scene, every resolution evoked passions and sowed dissensions.
• Or they sowed on soil which would not suit the seed, and it died.
• He sowed before the last frost, and lost all his crops.
• With such auspicious beginnings, Ours continued to penetrate the province, and, going up and down that river, sowed the divine word.
• Here and there were woods of young oak and birch, self sowed, replacing the pine long since cleared off.
• And when he had ploughed a furrow he sowed it, not with seeds that would grow, but with salt.
• You never saw Tom, I reckon, for he went off to Mississippi after I sowed him up.
• They disembarked on its banks, ploughed some land, sowed maize and wheat, and planted two thousand fruit trees.
• We tried our best to get along, and ploughed and sowed last spring.
• As he sowed, some of the seed fell in the pathway, and people walked on it, or the birds ate it up.
• The Germans had sowed their seed for years against the day when they would release their troops and have need of traitors scattered through the invaded country.
• The seed is usually sowed by hand and without admixture, but the Fachl variety is sown in some instances with wheat or barley when seed is wanted.
• And then he began to prepare some ground and he sowed a croft, and a second, and a third.
• I sowed it with grass seed, but the weeds smothered it out.
• We went into the garden, and sowed the scarlet beans about the house.
• They sowed late in April, but reaped generally about the 15th of August.
• While they have been making a little summer jaunt to Fort Good Hope under the Arctic Circle the garden-seeds they sowed before they left have not been idle.
• You have sowed the fertile crop of suspicion in the mind of Bernardo Galvez.
• In 1842, he planted 400 acres, and in 1843, he sowed his whole crop with this seed.
• He sowed his wild oats, and died before he could reap them, died a good man, I believe, and went to heaven.
• It is of foreign origin! It was our old enemy England, that first sowed broadcast the seeds of dissension in our midst.

Similar words containing SOW without suffix ed

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