Hoeing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOEING 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 HOEING

hoe6 hoed8 hoes7

How to use HOEING in a sentence

• Numerous edicts prohibited hoeing and weeding, lest young partridges should be destroyed.
• Subsequent plowing, alternating with hoeing, usually occurred once in twenty days.
• They stopped opposite the cabin of a free colored man, who was hoeing in his little field.
• Then came the plowing and the planting and the hoeing.
• He ordered them to continue hoeing weeds in a distant and out-of-the-way corner, and went on with the pursuit of Tudor.
• Immediately after breakfast the newcomer found a hoe and spent the day in hoeing potatoes and corn in the garden.
• Sarah, being in a state of pregnancy, failed of executing her daily allotted task of hoeing cotton.
• CONCLUSION After all the ploughing and the sowing, the hoeing and the harvest, comes the miserable end.
• The people generally were busy hoeing in the cool of the day.
• After a moment he stood up and walked away toward the bit of ground behind the house, where the hired man was hoeing.
• One day, while hoeing in the garden, he heard the Pup screaming miserably.
• The digging and hoeing of the ground cost about 10 pounds each year.
• Women never assist in ploughing, though they may be seen helping in the fields with the weeding and hoeing, and even with the harvesting.
• When it came to weeding a garden or hoeing a field of corn I was not to be relied upon, but at laying out a ball, ground I was a whole team.
• Jane had gone to the factory, telling me that I should have help enough to do her share of the hoeing.
• The gang paused momentarily to look at the traveller, but at a meaning glance from the overseer fell again to their work of hoeing cotton.
• In the planting, hoeing, and picking seasons, the result of the labor was recorded in the same manner.
• Hodges, a Baptist preacher was hoeing in his garden next door, looked at me and laughed.
• They reached a field where some men and women were hoeing.
• In the fields, for cutting down the timber of an acre of ground, burning it off, and afterwards hoeing it for corn, the price was four pounds.
• Five-and-twenty shillings were demanded and paid for hoeing an acre of ground already cleared.
• All day long he is at work, bullying very large horses, digging, hoeing, even ploughing.
• When I was a small boy, my father watched me one day hoeing in my little garden.
• The ground is cleared for its reception by burning down the copse wood and hoeing between the roots and stumps.
• For hoeing corn or rough weeding there is record of one shilling per week, and this is the usual wage for old women.
• Out in the field the corn was well up, and the men were hoeing.
• One day, when out hoeing in the fields, he beheld a nice-looking young lady leave the path and come tripping across the furrows toward him.
• Norman was vigorously hoeing weeds, and Mary, armed with a large magnifying glass, was on a hunt for the worms that were threatening the young plants.
• Elated by his progress he went to the scraping and hoeing of his clearance with a will, lifted his potatoes, pitted them, and sowed all his seed-wheat.

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