row
1. row \'ro-\ \'ro-(-*)r\ vb [ME rowen, fr. OE ro-wan; akin to MHG ru:ejen
to row, L (Xremus oar 1: to propel a boat by means of oars 2: to move by
or as if by the propulsion of oars 1a: to propel with or as if with oars
1b: to be equipped with (a specified number of oars) 1c1: to participate
in (a rowing match) 1c2: to compete against in rowing 1c3: to pull (an
oar) in a crew 2: to transport in a boat propelled by oars - row.er n
2. row n : an act or instance of rowing
3. row n [ME rawe; akin to OE r-w row, OHG ri-ga line,]L rima slit 1:
a number of objects in an orderly series or sequence 2a: WAY, STREET 2b:
a street or area dominated by a specific kind of enterprise or occupanc y
3: a continuous strip usu. running horizontally or parallel to a base line
4. row vt : to form into rows
5. row \'rau.\ n [origin unknown] : a noisy disturbance or quarrel : BRAWL
6. row \'rau.\ vi : to engage in a row