Crossword clues for hoes
hoes
- Tilling needs
- Tilling implements
- They get ground up?
- They get ground up
- Some gardening tools
- Some farm tools
- Soil-scraping tools
- Shed tools
- Mortar mixers
- Long-handled tools
- Groundbreaking tools
- Farming tools
- Does groundbreaking work
- Dirt choppers
- Cultivation tools
- Works on the garden
- Works a tough row?
- Weeding needs
- Weeders' tools
- Weed-removal implements
- Weed-control tools
- Weed-chopping garden tools
- Weed choppers
- Turns up in the garden?
- Turns soil, in a way
- Turns over in the garden
- Trench-making tools
- Tools with long handles
- Tools in a shed
- Tools for a garden
- Toils in soil
- Some groundbreaking garden tools
- Some garden tools
- Soil-turning tools
- Soil-shaping tools
- Soil-loosening tools
- Soil-clearing tools
- Soil stirrers
- Soil scrapers
- Soil busters
- Sod-busting tools
- Rotary ___ (cultivating implements)
- Removes weeds, in a way
- Prepares a bed?
- Prepares a bed outdoors?
- Old-style weed whackers
- Old-school carrot harvesters
- Makes a row?
- Low-tech farm tools
- Long-handled gardening tools
- Long-handled garden tools
- Groundskeeper's tools
- Groundbreaking items?
- Goes after weeds, in a way
- Goes after weeds
- Goes after the weeds
- Gets into the weeds?
- Gardeners' weeding implements
- Gardener's tools
- Garden store equipment
- Garden shed tools
- Garden shed collection
- Garden scrapers
- Garden gear
- Farmers' tools
- Earth-moving tools
- Does weeding
- Dirt movers
- Digs up some dirt
- Cultivates, in a way
- Clod breakers
- Breaks up a plot
- Bladed garden tools
- Bed-making aids?
- Bed-breaking tools
- Agricultural tools
- Breaks up clods
- Works the garden
- Attacks weeds
- Garden tools
- Works in the garden
- They produce a row on the farm
- Tilling tools
- Caretakers' equipment
- Ground-breakers?
- Shed things
- Gets rid of weeds
- Makes a row in a garden, say
- Weed whackers
- Tends a garden
- Tills, in a way
- Groundbreaking inventions?
- Things that turn up in gardens?
- They might break up a plot
- Plot devices?
- Turns over in one's plot?
- Tools for weeding
- Weeding tools
- Cultivation aids
- Uncovers dirt, in a way
- Cultivates, perhaps
- Hannah Van Buren, née ___
- Bladed tools
- Cultivators
- Mrs. Van Buren's maiden name
- Straddlers
- Scuffles
- Hannah ___, Van Buren's bride
- Tills the soil
- Garden store stock
- Shed-wall hangings
- Earth movers
- Row makers
- Mrs. Van Buren, née ___
- Does farm work
- Farm tools
- Anagram of shoe
- Garden implements
- Weeds, say
- Does a garden job
- Gardening tools
- Works in bed turning ends of socks
- Breaks new ground?
- Farm implements
- Does a farm job
- Works the soil, in a way
- Prepares for planting, in a way
- Clod choppers
- Tackles weeds
- Does some yard work
- Does a garden chore
- Breaks new ground, in a way
- Breaks ground, perhaps
- Sod busters
- Ground breakers
- Gardeners' tools
- Earth-breaking garden tools
- Does garden work
- Weed removers
- They're pulled through the dirt
- Shed implements
- Clod-busting tools
- Back and grub
- Weed-whacking tools
- Weed-chopping tools
- Tools for tilling
- Ground-breaking garden tools
- Clod busters
- Weeding implements
- Weed killers
- Upsets anthills, in a way
- Tilling needs, perhaps
Wiktionary
n. (plural of hoe English) vb. (en-third-person singular of: hoe)
Wikipedia
' Hoes' is a Dutch surname. Notable people with the name include:
- Abbey Hoes (born 1994), Dutch actress
- Hannah Hoes Van Buren (1783–1819), wife of U.S. President Martin Van Buren
- Isa Hoes (born 1967), Dutch actress
- L. J. Hoes (born 1990), American baseball player
- Onno Hoes (born 1961), Dutch mayor, brother of Isa
Usage examples of "hoes".
The first row were making holes with shovels, hoes, billhooks, and sticks.
When they reached the house they found the door torn away and the thatch from the roof gone and within their hoes and rakes that they had left were gone, so only the bare rafters and the earthen walls remained, and even the earthen walls were torn down with the belated snows and the rains of winter and early spring.
He went away to the town and he bought a good new plow of hard wood and two rakes and two hoes and mats to cover the roof until they could grow thatch again from the harvest.
So after he had bade them mend the thatching of the old house and see to the setting of the tiles where the new roof leaked and had commanded them to mend the hoes and the rakes and the plows and to feed the cattle and to buy ducks to herd upon the water and to twist hemp into ropes---all those things which in the old days he did himself when he tilled his land alone---his own hands were empty and he did not know what to do with himself.
And visions of them, as he was accustomed to pass them in the lanes, slouching along with their straw bags, their hoes, and their shamefaced greetings, passed before him.
Hooks, lines, barbed fishing spears, and stone hoes and adzes were in corners.