plowed

Furrowed the field

Plowed is the past tense of plow—to turn over soil with a blade, preparing it for planting: They plowed the fields before spring.

Snow gets plowed from roads.

To plow through something is to push forward with effort: She plowed through the paperwork.

Informally, plowed means drunk: He got completely plowed at the party.

farming

furrow

Narrow trench in earth

  • tractorAgricultural pulling vehicle
  • seedbedPrepared ground for sprouting
  • tillageSoil preparation for planting

field · soil · harvest · sow · cultivate · fertilize · crop · acreage · planting · farm

drunk

hammered

Severely intoxicated or pounded

tanked · blotto · sozzled · soused · pickled · three-sheets · plastered · smashed · bombed · loaded

forceful

barreled

Moved at high speed

rammed · bulldozed · careened · slammed · collided · hurtled · barged · steamrolled · blasted

snow-clearing

shoveled

Moved material with blade

roadway · driveway · sidewalk · blizzard · snowdrift · municipality · gritted · cleared · accessible · winter

persevered

trudged

Walked with effort

Categories
Opposites
agricultural tillage

plowedunplowed

Not yet cultivated

untilled · fallow · uncultivated · virgin · unturned

intoxication level (slang)

plowedsober

Free from intoxication

clearheaded · straight · dry · abstinent · on the wagon

movement through obstacle/medium

plowedstopped

Brought to a halt

blocked · halted · stuck · stalled · impeded

Phrases
Family

plow, plowing, plows, snowplow, plowman, plowshare, unplowed, plowable, plowland

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G