hoe in

(intr, adverb) informal Austral and NZ to eat food heartily

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He held a hoe in his hand, and, while Phoebe was gone in quest of the crumbs, had begun to busy himself with drawing up fresh earth about the roots of the tomatoes.

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"I did not know who I was and when I grew big enough to work, the Witch made me wait upon her and carry wood for the fire and hoe in the garden.

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But the bad rap that hoeing has among many people comes from using the wrong hoe in the wrong way at the wrong time.

Gardeners, work smarter by using a better hoe

The Tabaco City police said initial investigation showed that the victim, Merriam Obcian, 36, was lying in bed when her brother Michael Obcian, 26, came and without any provocation, struck the victim's head several times with a 30-inch-long hoe in Barangay (village) Buang at around 7:45 p.m.

Sleeping woman mauled by own brother in Albay

You must give credit to Alan Hoe in writing a biography on a close friend.

The Quiet Professional: Major Richard J. Meadows of the U.S. Army Special Forces

I made my first Victory Hoe in about 30 minutes, start to finish, from an old pine 1x4 and a piece of steel from the scrap metal bin.

The Victory Hoe: make your own garden variety weeding tools

He punched Mr Hoe in the face, knocking him down, then stood over him with the knife.

Man is locked up over knife threats

Artisan toolmakers, such as lefty-friendly Red Pig tools in Oregon and Rogue Hoe in Missouri, make state-of-the-art hoes (and "hand plows") with 12-inch handles.

Hard-working garden hoes: choose the right garden hoes for nearly effortless weed control

Leave enough space between rows to get the hoe in when they're growing, if you want smaller onions which tend to keep better, plant the sets in each row no more than four inches apart in the row.

Dig this

Above the Dome is Smeaton's Tower, which was built in 1759 to stand guard over the Eddystone Reef 20 miles off Plymouth and was moved to the Hoe in 1852 when its foundations started to collapse.

Lots of hoe, hoe, hoe in Plymouth; HOLIDAYS: Port, modern city, seascape and Dartmoor

Mr Gray said he kicked down the back door, saw Mr Hoe in the living room, and initially thought he had cut his wrists.

Jury told: Hoe was my hero

The court heard of problems between Peter Hoe and Lee Hannan, who the jury heard was killed about two months after Peter Hoe in a fight.

Victim's brother turns on accused in shock murder trial outburst

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