Scott: Marmion, vii.

14. IMG:content-0786.png:[blocks in formation] 1. Farr .: A roll of hair, silk, or leather, corresponding to a seton in surgery. 2. Agric .: The spiked wheel of the Norwegian harrow and other soil pulverizers. rowel-head, subst. The axis on which the rowel turns. ( Shakesp.: Henry IV., Pt. II., i. 1.) row-el, v. t. [ROWEL, s.] Farr.: To insert a rowel in. "Rowell the horse in the chest."- Mortimer: Husbandry. row-el-ing, pr. par. or a. [ROWEL, v.] roweling-needle, s. Farr.: An instrument used in farriery to insert a rowel through the skin of a horse. roweling-sci ors, 8. Farr.: An instrument used in inserting rowels in the flesh of horses. row-en, rou-en, row-ings, rough-ings, subst. [Prob. from Mid. Eng. row =rough.] 1. A stubble-field left unplowed till after Michael. mas or thereabout, and furnishing a certain amount of herbage. ( Eng .) 2. Aftermath; the second crop of hay cut off the same ground in one year. row-er, s. [Eng. row (2), v.; -er.] One who rows one who manages a boat with oars. row-et, row-ett, 8. [ROWEN.] sin, aş; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = 1. rowl