What does lawnmow mean?
Lawnmow means (rare, intransitive) To mow a lawn..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(rare, intransitive) To mow a lawn..
All last week I lawnmowed, pianoed, tennised, read a little of “What Makes The Wheels Go Round”
It has been kept lawnmowed ever since.
Beginning on June 10, the entire field was mowed eight times in 1937, but the lawnmowed clippings were removed and weighed on only two dates
In two experiments in which the forage was lawnmowed, and in two others mowed three or four times per year
This is the kind of logic used in this industry that makes me want to lawnmow various executives' pet cats.
He was slowly lawnmowing his way into something we had begun to call a business
Something had hacked, chewed, or lawn-mowed what was left of the television cord.
Use lawnmow when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Lawnmow means (rare, intransitive) To mow a lawn..
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The opposite depends on the specific sense.
All last week I lawnmowed, pianoed, tennised, read a little of “What Makes The Wheels Go Round”
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