From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmowermow‧er /ˈməʊə $ ˈmoʊər/ noun [countable] 1 TADLGa machine used for cutting grass SYN lawnmower2 old useTADLG someone who mows
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mower• I even bought a lawn mower.• There's no mower in the jug.• It makes a pleasant whirring sound instead of the insidious roar that power mowers produce.• If yours is still being mended, borrow your neighbour's mower and cut the lawn.• Last year the prototype was run as a simple mower and tested on several farms in Bucks.• I come outside and shoo Grandpa off the mower again.• The tricky part was the mower.• The advantages of this mower are obvious. 