to checkrow
- verb
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- They checkrowed the crops last spring according to the traditional grid pattern.
Examples
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Newer machinery has largely replaced the need to checkrow fields, but the method persists in some areas.
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Farmers often checkrow their crops for better growth.
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Farmers used to checkrow the cornfields to make cultivation easier.
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He checkrowed the field last spring.
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Farmers used to checkrow the cornfields to make cultivation easier.
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They checkrowed the crops last spring according to the traditional grid pattern.
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Farmers often checkrow their fields to facilitate easier weeding.
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Etymology
Checkrow comes from check, as in checkerboard, and row, so picture seeds planted in neat squares like a giant checkerboard with straight 'rows'. That's why to checkrow means to plant in an even 'grid' of 'rows' to make weeding and working the land easier.