ROW
1 none. 1 line of persons or things. 2 line of seats across a theatre etc. 3 street with houses along one or each side. ? in a row 1 forming a row. 2 colloq. In succession (two days in a row). [old english]
1 none. 1 line of persons or things. 2 line of seats across a theatre etc. 3 street with houses along one or each side. ? in a row 1 forming a row. 2 colloq. In succession (two days in a row). [old english]
2 —verb. 1 (often absol.) Propel (a boat) with oars. 2 convey (a passenger) thus. —none. 1 spell of rowing. 2 trip in a rowing-boat. ? rower none. [old english]
3 colloq. —none. 1 loud noise or commotion. 2 fierce quarrel or dispute. 3 severe reprimand. —verb. 1 make or engage in a row. 2 reprimand. [origin unknown]