furrowing plow

A plow having a double moldboard for throwing the earth both ways. für-row-ý, a. [Eng. furrow; -y.] Full of fur rows; furrowed. "A double hill ran up his furrowy forks." Tennyson: The Prince , iii. 158. für-ry, a. [Eng.fur; -ry.] 1. Covered or clad in fur; wearing furs. "Yet cherished there, beneath the shining waste, The furry nations harbor." Thomson: Winter, 811. 2. Made of fur; consisting of fur. "Winter, thou hoary, venerable sire, All richly in thy furry mantle clad." Rowe: Ode for the New Year, 1717. 3. Resembling fur; fur-like. 4. Coated with a deposit of fur; furred. *fürt, s . [O. Fr., from Lat. furtum , from fur =a thief.] A theft, a robbery. "Turn not your furt 'gainst your own bowels."- Albu mazar v. 1.