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lawn mower
noun
- a hand-operated or motor-driven machine for cutting the grass of a lawn.
lawn mower
noun
- a hand-operated or power-operated machine with rotary blades for cutting grass on lawns
Word History and Origins
Origin of lawn mower1
Example Sentences
I then used the same bike to pull my lawn mower (which I had also purchased) around the neighborhood to jobs.
Enrique Sr. opened a lawn-mower shop and later became a locksmith.
During head secretary Joan Holloway's goodbye party on Mad Men, the office gang takes turns riding around on a lawn mower.
A Lawn Mower Gone Mad The Sterling Cooper ad men and women always learn the ills of heavy drinking the hard way.
The busy President has hit on the same trick as I have to get out of the tiresome job of running the early-rising lawn mower.
The patient horses who pulled the road-roller or the noisy lawn-mower made his eyes redden savagely.
A loutish person promptly abandoned a lawn mower in the near distance and came to stand by the head of the languid pony.
He brought out and repaired the lawn mower, oiled its rusted parts and ran it gayly over the grass.
Wasn't right sure of him at first, 'cause he's run a lawn mower over them whiskers of his.
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