transitive. To draw a harrow over; to break up, crush, or pulverize with a harrow. So harrow over. harrow in, to cover in (seed, etc.) by harrowing.

to harrow completely.

To break up (the surface of lands, clods, etc.) with a drag or heavy harrow.

transitive. To harrow (a field) with an ox-harrow.

To bush-harrow (ground, etc.); to cover in (seed) with a bush-harrow.

transitive. To use the bush-harrow upon (ground); also with seed as object. Also absol.

To break (clods) with a harrow.

Australian and New Zealand Agriculture. Now rare. transitive. To break up (earth), esp. for cultivation; to harrow or hoe (ground). Cf. to chip in…

To scratch or work with tines; to harrow.