1. hoeing - Noun
2. hoeing - Verb
of Hoe
Source: Webster's dictionaryShe's been in rough, patched homespun, scrabbling to tack up vines and uproot bushes, hoeing and weeding and clipping and fertilizing for as long as she can remember. Source: Internet
She’s not stealing, scamming, or hoeing so it’s taking her a little longer to get everything together. Source: Internet
Until you've been a farm kid with dirt-packed fingernails and sneakers flecked with chicken poo, you can't imagine how exciting it was to get away from the drudgery of pinning wet clothes to the clothesline and hoeing the garden for a few hours. Source: Internet
One of the most common transformations was to enable transportation of a passenger, possibly with a sidecar, or the “re-invention” of the bike as a pick-up, or with the engine used to power a hoeing machine or blade grinder. Source: Internet
I am not a fan of hoeing all summer. Source: Internet
“Many a day I spent plowing and hoeing … on the same corner north of Union Street” that by 1937 was occupied Erwin’s buildings of commerce and government. Source: Internet