sowing
To sow something is to plant it in the ground. When you sow seeds, you are giving them the opportunity to grow and produce new plants.
The farmer is sowing the seeds in the ground.
The flowers are sowing their seeds.
To sow something is to plant it in the ground. When you sow seeds, you are giving them the opportunity to grow and produce new plants.
The farmer is sowing the seeds in the ground.
The flowers are sowing their seeds.
verb
To scatter, disperse, or plant (seeds).
verb
To spread abroad; to propagate.
verb
To scatter over; to besprinkle.
noun
The act or process by which something is sown.
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The boar is somewhat larger than the sow.
2
He owns three boars and three sows.
3
The male is called a boar, the female a sow, and the young piglets.
4
The farmer sowed the field with barley.
5
She saved the sow and demanded the baby.
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Sows will emit crooning sounds to their cubs.
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The content is principles of millet sowing and cultivation.
8
He owns not only sows but also cows.
9
He sold his sows yesterday at the market.
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His sows gave a birth to three piglets.