row (1), raw, rewe, rowe

[A. S. ráw, ráwe.] 1. A series of persons or things set in or arranged in a continued line; a line, a rank, a file. (Spenser: Ruines of Rome , xxx.) 2. Specif .: A number of houses standing together in a line. *3. A line of writing. ( Chaucer .) In rows: Bot .: In lines or series, which are not nece arily opposite. The number of these rows is often indicated; as, bifarious in two rows, trifarious in three rows, .