Sown is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOWN 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.
ADJECTIVE:
• sprinkled with seed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to scatter over land for growth, as seed
• past participle of sow
• p. p. of Sow.

Words related to SOWN

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Words that contain SOWN

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How to use SOWN in a sentence

• The lieutenant was watching the play of emotion across his face, and he knew the seed had been sown in good ground, where it was bound to take root.
• Increased by seed sown in gentle heat in February, and gradually hardened off.
• If sown in successive lines the space between the rows should correspond with the height of the variety grown.
• The annuals, if sown in March, will produce flowers in July.
• They may be raised in any garden soil from seed sown in March or April, and will flower in August.
• Strong plants in pots, put out at once, will fruit earlier than plants from seeds sown on the bed.
• Seed of almost every vegetable grown in the garden may be sown in the month of March.
• He had filled them with refuse from the horse stable and had sown his seeds.
• Age came upon him rapidly, and he had sown his wild oats, such as they were, while still a young man.
• I suggested that, sown at that period of the summer, they would not flower this season.
• If this can be followed on the sandy soil with some crop to be fed off upon the land, as corn, for instance, and the clover is sown, successful growth is likely to follow.
• The seed may be sown with no little assurance of success in the late summer.
• That a stand is more assured when clover seed is sown alone in areas where adverse weather conditions prevail cannot be disputed.
• In Great Britain also, considerably larger quantities are sown.
• Since it is liable to be more injured, relatively, by a nurse crop than the clovers, it is more frequently sown without one.
• When thus sown, the plants are more evenly distributed over the soil, and produce, it is thought, a more uniform quality of stalk.
• When the seed is sown early, in hot weather the young plants are helped by more or less of shade.
• When sown in the burr, it is usual to sow 3 to 5 bushels per acre, but in some instances less is sown and in some more.
• The seed is very frequently sown in the hull, and usually in the early spring.
• Under Michigan conditions it was found to grow to the height of 3 feet on sandy soil and to about half that height on clay soil, the seed having been sown about the middle of May.
• The seed is usually sown in the Gulf States late in March or early in April.
• As a rule, it was on naturally moist land, or after a good summer-fallow, sown early.
• His uncertain future was sown thick with secrets that would never flower into reality.
• It is commonly sown there in June, but the time of sowing will vary with the latitude.

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