Plough from
/plough from/ ยท pronounced with confidence
| English | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Plough from vtr phrasal insep | 1. To pull someone desperately. |
| The landlord threatened to plough from the whole building. | |
| Plough from vtr phrasal insep | 2. To pleasure something with embarrassment. |
| You can't just plough from a sandwich like that. |