gang plow

noun

1. a combination of two or more plows in one frame.

Word History and Origins

Origin of gang plow¹

An Americanism dating back to 1840–50

Example Sentences

Agreed and for good measure, a gang plow, a harrow, two drums of gas and three log chains.

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The great gang plow drawn by steam marked the last step in the development of the plow.

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A great reaper was shown at work; likewise a traction gang-plow and a motor threshing machine.

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The woman farmer turns up the soil with a gang-plow and rakes the hay, but not in the primitive fashion of Maud Muller.

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The latter, except on very hilly land, should be a gang-plow.

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