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a hard row to hoe Definition


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row1
noun
    1. A number of people or things arranged in a line.
      Thesaurus: sequence, series, succession, range, arrangement, file, rank, line, queue, run, course.
    2. In a cinema or theatre: a line of seats.
    3. A line of plants in a garden.
      Example: a row of cabbages
    4. Often in street-names: a street with a continuous line of houses on one or both sides.
    5. math.
      A horizontal arrangement of numbers, terms, etc.
    6. In knitting: a complete line of stitches.
Idiom: a hard row to hoe
    A difficult job or destiny.
Idiom: in a row
    Forming a row.
    colloq
    In an unbroken sequence; in succession.
      Example: three telephone calls in a row
      Thesaurus: consecutively, in succession, successively.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon raw.



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