Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A hoe with prongs to break the earth.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun A hoe with prongs to break the earth.
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Examples
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Of implements for harvesting, beside the spade, prong-hoe and spading - fork already mentioned, very few are used in the small garden, as most of them need not only long rows to be economically used, but horse - power also.
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I should think that our energetic manufactures would make a prong-hoe with heavy wide blades, like those of the spading-fork, but I have never seen such an implement, either in use or advertised.
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In most soils, however, this work may be done more expeditiously with the hook or prong-hoe (see illustration).
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What the prong-hoe is to the spade, the harrow is to the plow.
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Any of the harrows mentioned above (except the Meeker) and likewise the prong-hoe, will have to be followed by the iron rake when preparing the ground for small-seeded garden vegetables.
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