Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

The word "row" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Opposites (Antonyms)

column

Typical Location

auditorium farmer's field field garden sequence of similar things table theatre vegetable garden

Capable Of

mean argument

Coordinate Terms

ROM ROP ROY

Derived Terms

rower rown trade row

Inflected/Variant Forms

arow

Context

nautical weightlifting

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

array athletics bed boat chronological sequence chronological succession conflict difference difference of opinion dispute layer line sequence sport strip succession successiveness

Type Of (IsA)

array configuration fight line sequence strip turned 90 degrees from column

Manner Of

boat

Part Of

table

Related Terms

Chinese row Christcross-row Colliery Row Comberow Fisherrow Forest Row Hospital Row Loosley Row Low Row Meadows row Moor Row Pendlay row Savile Row Shield Row Shiney Row Spooner Row Woodrow arow back row bald-headed row camp as a row of tents checkrow crossrow death row fencerow five-in-a-row front row get in the boat and row get in the boat and start rowing ground row groundrow hard row to hoe have one's ducks in a row hedgerow hoe one's row home row in a row interrow inverted row long row to hoe mahogany row midrow multirow murderers' row outrow perv row pervert's row put one's ducks in a row reduced row echelon form renegade row rerow ribble-row row Z row back row crop row echelon form row house row in the same boat row of pins row space row to hoe row up row vector row-back row-equivalence row-equivalent row-reduced rowable rowbarge rowboat rowcrop rowhome rowhouse rowless rowlike rowmate rowport rowset rowstore rowwise seal row second row shedrow skid row subrow toothrow tough row to hoe turnrow windrow

Related Terms

argue argument boat bottom column continual craft entry exercise left oar propel pull right table theatre top

Synonym Network

argue argument course din line quarrel rowing

Used For

hold columns organize attending audience organizing things propulsion

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.