a farming tool used for weeding and loosening the soil

To hoe or weed the soil in a field; to loosen earth and remove weeds using a hoe.

to weed out or eliminate traitors; to ferret out spies or those who collaborate with the enemy

To remove weeds using a hoe.

to root out the powerful and support the weak; to eliminate bullies and help the downtrodden

to hoe weeds and loosen soil in the summer; summer hoeing or weeding

a hoe used for weeding and loosening the soil

to kill or wipe out; to uproot and eradicate traitors

To start the annual hoeing period in farming; to begin using a hoe for cultivation for the first time in a new year

to wipe out or exterminate those who disagree with one's own views

to put away the hoe; to finish the hoeing season or farming work for the year

To carry a hoe over one's shoulder.

a short-handled hoe used for weeding or thinning out seedlings

Japanese hot pot dish of thinly sliced meat and vegetables simmered in a sweet soy-based sauce

hoe and plow; farm tools for tilling the soil

the thin, flat bone that forms the back part of the nasal septum, separating the nostrils

A type of long, sharp hoe with a blade shaped like a crow's beak.

pick; pickax; mattock