Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
windrow
noun
ˈwɪnˌdroʊ

Definition
A row of mowed grass or grain that is left to dry before being collected.

Examples
- The farmer arranged the hay in windrows to dry properly before baling it.
- After cutting the grass, we let it sit in windrows to ensure it dried evenly.

Meaning
Windrows are created during the process of harvesting crops or cutting grass, allowing for better drying and easier collection.

Synonyms
- row
- ridge
- line