Phrasal verbs starting with "plow"

American English: to continue doing something with determination despite difficulties or obstacles.

American English: to reinvest profits or earnings back into the same business.

American English: to knock down or crash into something with heavy, unstoppable force.

To invest heavily or incorporate something into a larger whole

To collide with something with great force, or to start something energetically

To continue doing something difficult or tedious with determination

To knock something down or flatten it by moving through it with great force

To move or work through something with sustained force or effort, often slowly or laboriously

To turn crops or material into the soil with a plow, or to overwhelm and destroy something completely

To break up and turn over land with a plow, or to churn up a surface through repeated heavy movement