row

US /roʊ/
UK /roʊ/
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1.

a line of people or things arranged side by side

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The children sat in a row.
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Plant the seeds in straight rows.
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linequeuefilerankcolumn
2.

a noisy argument or quarrel

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They had a big row about money.
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The neighbors are always having a row.
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quarrelargumentdisputebrawlaltercation
3.

a line of seats in a theater, cinema, or other public place

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We had tickets for the front row.
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Please move to the next row.
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tierbankline
1.

propel a boat with oars

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He learned to row a boat on the lake.
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They decided to row across the river.
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paddlesculloar
2.

to have a noisy argument or quarrel

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They often row about trivial things.
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Don't row with your parents.
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quarrelarguedisputebickersquabble
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