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noun

row

ROH/rəʊ/

A line of people or things arranged side by side.

The empty chairs form a straight row.

Five matching empty chairs arranged side by side in one straight horizontal row, all facing the viewer.
Etymology
rowOld Englishrow, line, succession

Old English ræw already described a line or succession, including a hedge-row. The modern meaning preserves that arrangement: separate people or things together forming a line.

In context

Fiber Flux1:27
want to put a row in between if you want all your bobles on the same side because they are worked uh from the back here so let's start a row of Bobble stitches
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More examples

  • She planted a row of beans.
  • Several rows of books filled the shelves.
  • We sat in the front row.

Forms

row · rows

Similar words

line
A general linear arrangement.
rank
A row of people, especially in a formal formation.