Hoe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOE in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [HOED, HOE·ING.]:
• to use a hoe.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [HOED, HOE·ING.]:
• to dig, scrape, weed, cultivate, etc., with a hoe.
VERB:
• to garden with a hoe
• To cut, dig, scrape, turn, arrange, or clean, with a hoe; as, to hoe the earth in a garden; also, to clear from weeds, or to loosen or arrange the earth about, with a hoe; as, to hoe corn.
• To use a hoe; to labor with a hoe.
• dig with a hoe
• scrape or weed with a hoe
NOUN:
• a long-handled implement having a thin, flat blade usually set transversely, used to break up the surface of the ground, destroy weeds, etc.
• any of various implements of similar form, as for mixing plaster or mortar.
• long-handled tool used for loosening soil or weeding
• A tool chiefly for digging up weeds, and arranging the earth about plants in fields and gardens. It is made of a flat blade of iron or steel having an eye or tang by which it is attached to a wooden handle at an acute angle.
• The horned or piked dogfish. See Dogfish.
• a tool with a flat blade attached at right angles to a long handle
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to use a hoe (a gardening tool)

Words related to HOE

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Words that contain HOE

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How to use HOE in a sentence

• One day the Indians gave him a hoe and told him to hoe corn.
• Governor Carteret at the head of a few followers crossed over to his domain with a hoe on his shoulder in significance of his desire to become a planter.
• He knew how to milk, Jabez Wind did, and how to clean stables, and plough and hoe corn.
• Each child carried either a spade or a hoe on its shoulder, and a basket of food in its hand.
• Those who cannot hold a plow and hoe corn, should jolt themselves on the back of a horse at a good round trot.
• Although in tillage they used only the hoe, they had made much progress in some useful arts.
• As soon as I could carry a hoe, my uncle, by the name of Neely, persuaded my grandfather that I should be placed in his hands, and brought up in habits of industry.
• The overseer was going from one to the other causing them to lay down their hoe, strip off their garment, hold up their hands and receive their number of lashes.
• Mike instinctively dropped his hoe and sprang to lift the old man to his feet.
• This done, a look at the garden, with a free use of the hoe, was the next thing undertaken.
• He made three bales of cotton and about twelve loads of corn with that hoe.
• Intonation had long replaced expression with them, and touches gesture, and their work with hoe and spade and fork was as free and confident as garden work can be.
• He would take his discharge and go out, and borrow a hoe from somebody, and go and do a bit of work again, and be about in the fields.
• Facing him, at a little distance, a rugged figure in homely garments stood leaning upon a hoe and regarding George with a cold interest.
• Here Daniel showed him just how to cut out the weeds with the hoe and loosen the earth about the roots of the corn.
• If in want of work, ply the hoe amongst all kinds of crops, taking care not to break or bruise healthy leaves, or to disturb the roots of any plant.
• Keep the hoe going between the rows, especially after the soil has been beaten down by rain.
• He handled a hoe on his first day from dawn till dark in a hot field, and all the while the mighty wilderness about him was crying out to him in many voices.
• Of course, if the lines of the drill and hoe did not exactly correspond with each other, whole rows of turnips would be cut up and destroyed.
• When large enough to handle a hoe, or a bundle of rye, I was kept at work on the farm.
• The soil is made into a thick paste in the Jaintia Hills by means of the plough, and in the Khasi Hills through the agency of the hoe.
• A question which was discussed in the real sense of the term, was that of ploughing the land instead of having it turned with the spade or hoe.
• At first hoe flat, but as soon as the leaves assume a growing disposition, begin gradually to draw a slight heel towards the plant.
• They seem to take pleasure in torturing the children of slaves, long before they are large enough to be put at the hoe, and consequently under the whip.
• When the corn was up, the squaws went into the fields to hoe out the weeds.
• For a hoe they used a flat piece of stone tied to a wooden handle.
• On a green hillside sloping to the west, near one of the houses, a thin little girl was working away lustily with a big hoe on a patch of land perhaps fifty feet by twenty.
• A hole is scraped with the hoe, in which four or five sets, or a whole potato is dropped.
• Among the supplies was a hoe and a bag of potatoes to plant amid the stumps.

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