Object

• seed: To grow, sow seed indoors during the late winter.

• seedling: In many parts of the country fields are empty because, where farmers did sow, seedlings died in the arid heat.

• thistle: Here and there in fields, or along the road sides, there are displays of the tall sow thistles.

• pea: Sow sweet peas in a cold frame or the greenhouse for early summer blooms next year.

Converse of object

• farrow: A farrowing sow will build her nest of straw freely where she pleases and we observe the birthing process.

• lactate: The auditor observed a lactating sow trapped on 17 May 2000.

Preposition: in

• pot: Hardy annuals can be sown in pots or modules to provide color in the garden.

Adjective modifier

• pregnant: Further information The injection of PG 600 into a pregnant sow or gilt will fail to produce heat and will not cause abortion.

Possessives

• ear: You cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.

Preposition: in

• situ: Mature crop sow in situ or transplant from modules space for small plants from 5cm apart up to 50cm for larger plants.

• tear: The promise of verse 5: " Those who sow in tears will reap with songs of joy.

Preposition: with

• piglet: One empty farrowing pen had sawdust in it; however sows with piglets housed in such pens were not cleaned out.