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Noun
A number of people or things in a more or less straight line
“Later photographs of the square show a row of rickshaws lined up in the square, and horses and carriages.”
Noun
A noisy acrimonious quarrel
“… he had a row with his girlfriend yesterday, and now they aren't speaking.”
Noun
A line of seats in a theatre
“The children seated in the first row were running around the hall dispersing the sweets to the ones who had got the answers right.”
Noun
A loud noise or uproar
“I would describe the sound as a horrible row, but as I'm in the band I would like to think it is hard punk!”
Noun
A severe reprimand
“I was very angry at her and I got a row for being huffy and I got grounded for a month.”
Noun
A passage cleared for public vehicular travel
“… drive up Market Row and turn left.”
Verb
To move a boat by means of oars
“… rowed around the lake.”
Verb
Have a quarrel
“You do have your differences in a band, there is no denying that, but we would never row or argue about things.”
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