Dutch hoe

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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A hoe that is used by pushing rather than pulling: A type of garden hoe with a blade set at an angle to the handle, designed to be pushed forward through the soil to cut weeds just below the surface.
Usage
  • The primary function of a Dutch hoe is to sever weeds from their roots by a pushing action, which is less disruptive to the soil structure than pulling a hoe. It is used while walking backwards, keeping the cleared area in front of the user.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • For weeding the vegetable patch, I prefer a dutch hoe because it's faster and easier on my back.
    • The gardener skillfully used the dutch hoe to clear the path of small weeds without disturbing the surrounding plants.
Advanced Usage
  • "To use a Dutch hoe": Refers to the specific action of employing this tool.
    • You should use a Dutch hoe on dry soil for the best results.
Variants and Related Words
  • Scuffle hoe: Another common name for a Dutch hoe, referring to the scuffling or pushing action.
  • Push hoe: A more descriptive synonym.
  • Draw hoe / Pull hoe: (Contrasting Tool) A traditional hoe designed to be pulled towards the user.
Synonyms
  • Push hoe: A hoe used by pushing.
  • Scuffle hoe: A hoe that scuffles the soil surface.
Related Phrases
  • Dutch hoeing: The act or technique of using a Dutch hoe.
    • Regular Dutch hoeing keeps the annual weeds under control effectively.
Noun
  1. a hoe that is used by pushing rather than pulling

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