1. long lines of hay, grain, or other crops that have been cut and raked together to dry
Usage: agricultural
2. lines of material such as snow, leaves, or debris swept or blown together by wind

Examples

• The farmer left windrows of hay drying in the field.
• After cutting the wheat, they arranged it in neat windrows.
• Strong winds created windrows of snow along the highway.
• The street sweeper left windrows of fallen leaves at the curb.
• Workers raked the cut grass into windrows for easier collection.
• Windrows of seaweed marked the high tide line on the beach.