Definition of hand hoe in English:

hand hoe

noun ˈhand həʊ

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Jethro Tull (d. 1741), agricultural innovator and writer. From hand + hoe.

nounˈhand həʊ

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Jethro Tull (d. 1741), agricultural innovator and writer. From hand + hoe.

单词	hand hoe
释义	Definition of hand hoe in English: hand hoe noun ˈhand həʊ A hand-held hoe, especially as distinguished from a horse-hoe. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Jethro Tull (d. 1741), agricultural innovator and writer. From hand + hoe. Definition of hand hoe in US English: hand hoe nounˈhand həʊ A hand-held hoe, especially as distinguished from a horse-hoe. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Jethro Tull (d. 1741), agricultural innovator and writer. From hand + hoe.
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