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What is another word for
plough
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Noun
Sull or zowl
Verb
To turn up the earth of (an area of land) with a plough, especially before sowing
(
especially of a vehicle
)
To move in a fast and uncontrolled manner
To advance or progress laboriously or forcibly
To move past someone or something with force
To come, go, or move somewhere rapidly or in a forceful way
Walk slowly and with heavy steps, typically because of exhaustion or harsh conditions
To fail, especially in spectacular fashion
To spend or invest (a lot of) money
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Noun
▲
Sull or zowl
sull
zowl
Verb
▲
To turn up the earth of (an area of land) with a plough, especially before sowing
till
cultivate
dig
furrow
ridge
work
harrow
turn over
break ground
break up
turn up
farm
tend
spade
plant
hoe
prepare
fertilize
US
plow
US
fertilise
UK
loosen
delve
harvest
dress
grow
turn
crop
mulch
seed
ripen
labor
US
labour
UK
bring under cultivation
exploit
sow
rake
raise crops
move earth
move soil
operate
break up ground
break up soil
break up earth
keep animals on
grow crops on
till the soil
practise husbandry
culture
rear
raise
promote
mature
propagate
breed
manage
garden
reap
keep
husband
run
homestead
ranch
direct
superintend
pasture
graze
subdue
landscape
break
bring on
produce crops
look after
trench
list
push
bulldoze
smash
shove
rush
more ❯
“It is difficult to
plough
the land and I have no older children and no uncle to help me.”
Verb
▲
(
especially of a vehicle
)
To move in a fast and uncontrolled manner
bulldoze
cannon
career
crash
hurtle
plunge
smash
barrel
careen
drive
lurch
run
carve
cut
cleave
plow
US
stick
gore
spear
pierce
puncture
knife
transfix
run through
injure
spike
impale
skewer
bayonet
jab
wound
prick
penetrate
transpierce
pick
gash
lance
peck
perforate
thrust
harpoon
pink
slash
spit
scratch
tear
saber
US
sabre
UK
open up
jag
slice
brand
ram
sink
chop
hurt
punch
shank
stab
gouge
prong
“As it begins to look as though the plane will
plough
into the water, panicked screams fill the cabin.”
Verb
▲
To advance or progress laboriously or forcibly
clump
plod
toil
trudge
wade
flounder
press
slog
trog
move laboriously
labour
UK
labor
US
drudge
grind
slave
grub
plug
graft
exert oneself
bullock
travail
moil
kill oneself
sweat blood
work like a Trojan
work day and night
knock oneself out
work like a dog
beaver away
work hard
peg
sweat
keep at it
work
tug
struggle
strain
hustle
hump
plow
US
strive
endeavor
US
slog away
peg away
endeavour
UK
dig away
bang away
keep your nose to the grindstone
work your fingers to the bone
beaver
trawl
skivvy
grovel
plug away
muck
soldier
go ham
go hard
be servile
work fingers to bone
work your guts out
soldier on
proceed laboriously
plug away at
toil away at
work through
proceed with difficulty
persevere
trail
schlepp
trample
drag
hike
peg away at
buckle down
plough through
apply yourself to
bear down
grind away
hammer away
make every effort
slave away
bend over backwards
go all out
drive
go for broke
plod away
push oneself
go for it
knuckle down
apply oneself
persist
try hard
make an effort
spare no effort
pull out all the stops
bust a gut
do all one can
lean over backwards
push
knock yourself out
rupture yourself
make an all-out effort
give it your best shot
keep your head down
exert yourself
give it your all
work away
put oneself out
try
go for the doctor
do your utmost
break your neck
do your damnedest
pour it on
make a great effort
break your back
scramble
hammer
be at pains
chip away
drive oneself
move heaven and earth
attempt
seek
undertake
aspire
break sweat
make a supreme effort
do all you can
fight
plough away
grub away
aim
push yourself
stick at
apply yourself
assay
graft away
essay
venture
keep on
exert
stick with it
do your best
battle
cultivate
drudge away
break one's neck
have a crack at
bend over backward
leave no stone unturned
apply
keep going
press on
carry on
work oneself to the bone
do one's best
tend
take on
plod along
do one's utmost
suffer
bang on
scratch
overwork oneself
head-down
work very hard
kill oneself with
not cease
endure
stand up to
campaign
put up a fight against
go to war
withstand
toll
strain every nerve
push oneself to the limit
try very hard
go all out for
drive oneself to the limit
back
old college try
work hard to
take pains
purpose
have a crack
acquit yourself
pitch in
work one's socks off
dig in
keep one's nose to the grindstone
work one's guts out
grind out
put one's back into something
work one's fingers to the bone
offer
compete
shoot for
tackle
have a go at
give it a whirl
jockey
contend
go the limit
have a stab at
try for
jump through hoops
fall over backwards
go for the jugular
keep nose to grindstone
dig
pound
back to the salt mines
perform
crash
complain
seize up
lumber
falter
drag yourself
stall
stagger
burn the candle at both ends
malfunction
play up
persevere with
toil away
persist with
stick to it
get down to it
get your head down
put in effort
put effort
plow away
put effort into something
put in work
keep on with
plough on with
soldier on with
break one's back
have a swing at
keep one's head down
try one's hardest
make a run at
give it one's best shot
put one's back into it
have a shot at
have one's nose to grindstone
empty the tank
give your all
go all-out
give one's all
go the whole nine yards
go hammer and tongs
more ❯
Verb
▲
To move past someone or something with force
push
jostle
inch
shove
squeeze
force
thread
thrust
barge
barrel
bore
nudge
strain
wind
elbow
gore
manhandle
accelerate
plow
US
shoulder
contest
hustle
struggle
bulldoze
scramble
bump
dig
muscle
jockey
work
crash
hurry
joggle
fight
jolt
push around
push aside
make one's way
make your way
thread your way
work your way
bludgeon
charge
surge
rush
burst
Verb
▲
To come, go, or move somewhere rapidly or in a forceful way
steam
dart
race
run
rush
sprint
bolt
bound
dash
fly
hare
hasten
hurry
scamper
scurry
scuttle
gallop
hurtle
pound
shoot
speed
streak
sweep
whizz
zoom
career
charge
double
flash
push
stampede
storm
dive
jog
jogtrot
lope
lunge
swoop
trot
belt
dogtrot
go like lightning
pelt
scoot
tear
whip
zip
barrel
bomb
boogie
go headlong
launch oneself
throw oneself
go hell for leather
go like the wind
hie
hotfoot it
leg it
post
get cracking
hightail it
hop it
cut along
step on it
get a move on
put on some speed
get the lead out
go like a bat out of hell
plunge
lurch
careen
cannon
jump
barge
shove
blow
bowl
bundle
blast
burst
breeze
drive
blaze
cannonball
course
march
rocket
steamroller
ram
blitz
highball
hurl
hustle
motor
roll
whirl
buck
railroad
chase
move quickly
plow
US
bustle
nip
rustle
travel
buzz
whisk
jet
step
rip
hump
crack on
bucket
wheech
barrel along
burn rubber
scramble
hotfoot
scud
fling
whiz
flit
go like the clappers
zap
haste
clip
fleet
trip
make haste
spring
go like a bomb
go
flutter
bullet
wing
skim
spurt
plunge ahead
spank along
lose no time
run like mad
really move
go fast
move forward
move rapidly
pass by
amble
pace
make tracks
tear out
canter
scorch
skip
go by
skitter
smoke
go at top speed
put on a burst of speed
run very fast
accelerate
quicken
press
dispatch
expedite
break
step on gas
shake a leg
hurry up
fast-track
get your skates on
speed up
burn
boil
lash
more ❯
Verb
▲
Walk slowly and with heavy steps, typically because of exhaustion or harsh conditions
trudge
plod
tramp
lumber
clump
slog
traipse
trek
footslog
stump
flog
flounder
galumph
plow
US
stumble
barge
blunder
bumble
clomp
drag oneself
hike
limp
lump
march
pound
scuff
scuffle
shamble
shuffle
slough
sprauchle
stamp
stomp
struggle
toil
traik
tromp
yomp
trog
walk slowly
schlepp
step
trail
tread
wade
walk heavily
drag yourself
plug along
stagger
hobble
amble
saunter
totter
lurch
ramble
walk
trample
straggle
reel
thunder
stroll
thud
schlep
waddle
rove
wander
teeter
slouch
dodder
labor
US
drag
drift
crawl
thump
labour
UK
bang
roam
dawdle
linger
loiter
tour
trip
wobble
tarry
creep
lag
mope
falter
tread heavily
shilly-shally
fall behind
pad
drag your feet
range
champ
perambulate
delay
scramble
mosey
travel
backpack
trundle
peregrinate
crush
meander
sway
leg it
go walkabout
wallow
hop
hoof it
dally
dilly-dally
tail
lallygag
dillydally
lollygag
diddle
poke
hang back
procrastinate
hit the road
bring up the rear
move slowly
put off
drag one's feet
not keep pace
get no place fast
weave
press
clunk
run heavily
dent
beat
clatter
pitch
muddle
walk clumsily
troop
plod along
journey
back-pack
sweat
fight
go on foot
climb
hoof
explore
drudge
push
move with difficulty
pilgrimage
voyage
move laboriously
tread clumsily
loll
loaf
hirple
potter round
potter around
potter about
push yourself
skulk
battle
grind
gimp
foot
migrate
navigate
gallop
stodge
shift
change
fight your way
battle one's way
walk with difficulty
fight one's way
grind away
walk unevenly
clamber
walk lamely
walk haltingly
walk with a limp
sputter
idle
walk over
make one's way with difficulty
shinny
be on the move
be on the trail
stray
follow
dither
fall back
decrease
drop
fail
flag
diminish
go slowly
wane
trail behind
drag behind
slacken
ebb
fall off
slow
inch along
retard
stay
drop behind
inch
be behind
drop back
lose strength
slow up
lounge
tool
jelly
tag along
tag along behind
not keep up
fall
slip
drag along
waste time
bungle
waver
roll
swing
tilt
careen
sprawl
botch
blunder about
kill time
come a cropper
hem and haw
lose your footing
fall down
lose balance
stop and start
lose your balance
move clumsily
hang about
boondoggle
putter
while away time
horse around
fool with
fritter away
fool around
while away
trifle with
play games with
fool about
hang around
more ❯
Verb
▲
To fail, especially in spectacular fashion
flunk
fail
flop
founder
miss
bust
bomb
collapse
crater
fold
tank
underperform
underachieve
fall short
flame out
screw up
strike out
wash out
be unsuccessful
be found lacking
do badly
drop out
not make the grade
not pass
not come up to scratch
not come up to the mark
be unsuccessful in
flop in
not make the grade at
not come up to scratch in
not come up to the mark in
plow
US
flatline
fall flat
come a cropper
flounder
fizzle out
miss the mark
go belly-up
misfire
fizzle
miscarry
break down
run aground
come unstuck
come to grief
come to nothing
bite the dust
go down like a lead balloon
backfire
yield
abort
fall
give
crumple
crash
fluff
not succeed
fall through
lack success
be frustrated
be in vain
cave in
meet with disaster
come to naught
buckle
be ruined
close
break
be defeated
suffer defeat
flummox
go astray
nose-dive
be found wanting
fall by the wayside
be found deficient
turn out badly
go out of business
go awry
go to the wall
end
lose
disappoint
terminate
flag
languish
fail miserably
sink without trace
blow it
come to a halt
go wrong
bellyflop
lose money
not work
be a disappointment
be a disaster
come apart
stop
halt
stall
go bankrupt
become insolvent
die
go under
cease trading
go bust
go into Chapter 11
cease to function
run down
conk out
stop functioning
cut out
stop working
fade out
lose power
seize up
give out
go phut
go kaput
fade away
pack up
give up the ghost
peter out
be shut
be closed
be liquidated
go broke
pauper
impoverish
go bump
go into receivership
go into liquidation
pauperize
be closed down
be shut down
be wound up
go belly up
shut down
slip
blunder
go down
not pass muster
go downhill
be demoted
miss the boat
hit the skids
fall flat on your face
lay an egg
go pear-shaped
be rejected
hit rock bottom
go up in smoke
go by the board
more ❯
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▲
To spend or invest (a lot of) money
sink
invest
plow
US
risk
spend
splash
lay
put
venture
lay out
put in
put down
sink in
devote
advance
inject
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