1. plural of row: lines of people or things arranged side by side
2. plural of row: serious arguments or disputes
Usage: chiefly British

1. third person singular present of row: propels a boat using oars

Examples

• The theater has twenty rows of seats.
• She planted three rows of tomatoes in her garden.
• The students lined up in neat rows for the assembly.
• The neighbors had frequent rows about the fence.
• He rows his boat across the lake every morning.
• The crew rows in perfect synchronization.
• There are rows of books on every shelf.