To drive (a plough) less deeply in the soil.

hyperbolically. To furrow (the soil) very lightly for the purpose of cultivation.

(transitive) to give a ‘stirree’ to (land).

dialect. To plough in a certain manner (see skirting, n. 2).

Agriculture. To plough (land) very lightly.

transitive. English regional (Norfolk). To plough lightly. Cf. riffler, n.2 rare.

a plough having a skim attached, a skim-coulter plough; hence skim-plough vb.

transitive. To dig (the ground, land, etc.) in a cursory manner and to insufficient depth, esp. in ploughing, mining, or prospecting for minerals…

(transitive) to plough very shallowly.