How Do You Spell PLOW?
Correct spelling for the English word "plow" is [plˈa͡ʊ], [plˈaʊ], [p_l_ˈaʊ]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of PLOW
Common Misspellings for PLOW
Below is the list of 179 misspellings for the word "plow".
- lo0w
- hilow
- palydoh
- pilio
- floww
- pilon
- polop
- placw
- pllw
- plociy
- pnow
- pilocy
- plwo
- ploom
- diploy
- poplor
- glowy
- plzz
- llor
- poway
- pliot
- ploce
- nelow
- pliow
- plsu
- pulll
- plora
- plkow
- ploww
- plpow
- poloar
- panow
- poola
- oplow
- plosw
- aloww
- piolot
- gloww
- biplour
- piluo
- pplay
- polie
- pilliow
- pillo
- pollow
- plowq
- pkow
- pelor
- fopllow
- duplo
- diploy
- pullu
- polli
- pmow
- pklow
- biplor
- pelop
- plo
- clow
- poluar
- pyou
- plo3w
- pl9ow
- plo w
- plowe
- elow
- hlow
- plo3
- plow3
- ollow
- pilows
- flow
- thelow
- plo9w
- pavlo
- plnw
- pliw
- poewr
- clow
- ppor
- plo2
- polor
- peoloe
- pilor
- piloow
- palour
- ploi
- pilar
- plolw
- pelll
- dlow
- piliot
- pdow
- plpw
- ploe
- aloww
- plone
- llow
- plow2
- plough
- plkw
- bipolor
- pology
- plo7
- ppower
- klow
- ppow
- pellow
- pkyw
- phow
- powar
- polow
- palor
- palor
- peplo
- sllow
- pilar
- ploiw
- plog
- palacw
- ploqw
- pilli
- plo0w
- silow
- plowa
- plmw
- plez
- xlow
- p-low
- ppol
- poow
- pellow
- pl ow
- plgw
- ploaw
- pfor
- pl9w
- pilow
- holow
- helow
- sylow
- pluar
- fflow
- alow
- poloar
- polor
- glw
- lplow
- delow
- ploa
- playwr
- plo2w
- peoplw
- pulla
- alow
- ploan
- pplow
- polw
- peploe
- pallow
- p0low
- wilow
- aloow
- ploar
- pilllow
- ploi
- plokw
- qlow
- 0plow
- plopw
- polop
- ploew
- plows
- pl0ow
- ellow
- ploow
- 0low
- pl0w
- ploor
Usage Examples for PLOW
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The slow, heavy plow horses had stopped during her talk with Uncle Henry. - "Understood Betsy" by Dorothy Canfield
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You know I followed a plow, and that is real toil. - "The Desert of Wheat" by Zane Grey
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Still, if it was left to me, I'd make them plow. - "The Girl From Keller's Sadie's Conquest" by Harold Bindloss
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They walked lightly with plow, shaking their heads at the blackbirds, and sometimes they touched noses in that cheery, dumb conversation of horses. - "The Garden of Eden" by Max Brand
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David, said Connor when he could speak, you might as well harness lightning to your plow. - "The Garden of Eden" by Max Brand
