mowed
Sheared the grass
Mowed is the past tense of mow, meaning to cut grass or grain with a blade or machine: I mowed the lawn this morning.
To mow down is to kill or destroy in large numbers, as if cutting through a field: The gunman mowed down the crowd.
The past participle can be mowed or mown.
Merge, or harvesting machine
- reaperOne who gathers crops
- sickleCurved hand-held harvesting blade
- scytheManual crop-cutting implement
- grainCereal plant's harvest unit
wheat · barley · hay · field · swath · windrow · farmland · agriculture
Narrow-leaved ground cover
- clippingsPieces cut off
- yardLinear measure or grounds
- turfGrass-covered earth surface
- stripesParallel linear markings
landscaping · groundskeeping · greenery · manicured · sod · sprinkler · freshness · dew
Discharge of weapons
- battlefieldCombat engagement area
- massacreLarge-scale unlawful killing
- slaughterKilling for meat
- carnageWidespread violent death
casualties · onslaught · rampage · devastation · annihilation · combat · warfare · machine gun
combine
Merge, or harvesting machine
- reaperOne who gathers crops
- sickleCurved hand-held harvesting blade
- scytheManual crop-cutting implement
grain · wheat · barley · hay · field · swath · windrow · farmland · agriculture · husbandry
grass
Narrow-leaved ground cover
stripes · landscaping · groundskeeping · greenery · manicured · sod · sprinkler · freshness · dew · edging
gunfire
Discharge of weapons
- battlefieldCombat engagement area
- massacreLarge-scale unlawful killing
- slaughterKilling for meat
carnage · casualties · onslaught · rampage · devastation · annihilation · combat · warfare · machine gun · crossfire
- mow downKill many swiftly
- lawn mowerGrass-cutting machine
- mowing the lawn
- mowed down
- lawn mowingTrimming a yard's grass
- mowing lawnsTrimming yard grass short