row's
Line's or dispute's
Row's is the possessive form of row, indicating something belonging to or associated with a row.
A row is a line of things arranged side by side: Each row's seats were numbered differently.
Row also means a noisy quarrel: The row's aftermath left everyone shaken.
In British English, row (rhyming with "now") describes a heated argument or disturbance.
linear
Possessive of sitting place
- bench'sOf a long seat
- queue'sBelonging to a lineup
- line'sBelonging to a cord
- formation'sOf an organized structure
conflict
Belonging to a dispute
boating
Of the working group
seat's
Possessive of sitting place
formation's · sequence's · column's · order's
argument's
Belonging to a dispute
crew's
Of the working group
bed's
Belonging to sleeping furniture
- in a rowIn unbroken succession
- front rowNearest tier of seats
- back rowSeating furthest from front
- death rowHousing for condemned prisoners
- ducks in a row
- row housesAdjoining homes sharing side walls