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power mower

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power mower
n.
A lawn mower that is powered by a gasoline or electric motor.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.power mower - a lawn mower powered by a gasoline motorpower mower - a lawn mower powered by a gasoline motor
lawn mower, mower - garden tool for mowing grass on lawns
riding mower - a power mower you can ride on
hand mower - a lawn mower that is operated by hand


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You collect baseball bats ($3), barbecue grill cleaner (50 cents), saws ($1), sleeves of Miller beer cups ($3), kegerators ($300), two water heaters ($30 and $100), power mowers ($400), a riding lawn mower ($2,500) and, of course, bases ($75) from the infield.
They also suggest the use of ecological varieties of grasses, the substitution of hand mowers for power mowers, and the use of grass clippings to fertilize the lawns.
It can be a pool of water on a section of patio stone deck, it can be wet grass that is being mowed by an electric power mower or it can be the obvious such as a wet surface on a swimming pool deck.
 
 
 
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