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rowsnoun1pl. of row a series of people or things arranged side by sidestood in a row to have their picture taken three rows of eight jelly beans equals 24 jelly beans banks, ranks chains, columns, cues, files, lines, processions, queues, ranges, strings, trainsechelons, tiersarrays, concatenations, sequences a passage cleared for public vehicular traveldrive up Market Row and turn left arterials, arteries, avenues, boulevards, carriageways(British), drags, drives, expressways, freeways, high roads, highways, passes, pike(or pikes), roads, roadways, routes, streets, thoroughfares, thruways, traces, turnpikes, ways causewaysautobahns, autoroutes, autostradas(or autostrade), dual carriageways(chiefly British), interstates, motorways(chiefly British), superhighwaysbeltways, bypasses, parkways, ring roads(chiefly British)corniches, switchbacksthrough streetshigh streets(British), Main Streetsbackstreets, branches, bystreets, byways, crossroads, secondary roads, shunpikes, side roads, side streetsalleys, alleywayscircles, lanes, laneways(British), mews(chiefly British), placescloses(chiefly British), culs-de-sac(also cul-de-sacs), dead endscorridorstracks, trails a rough and often noisy fight usually involving several peoplea county fair that had a long history of bloody rows affrays(chiefly British), brawls, broils, donnybrooks, fracases(or British fracas), frays, free-for-alls, melees(also mêlées), rough-and-tumbles, ruckuses, ructions battles, clashes, combats, conflicts, contests, fisticuffs, handgrips, hassles, scraps, scrimmages, scuffles, skirmishes, struggles, tussleshorseplaysaltercations, arguments, disputes, kickups, quarrels, spats, squabbles, tiffs, wrangles a state of noisy, confused activitythe combination of drums and shouting contributed to the awful row ados, alarums and excursions, ballyhoos, blathers, bluster, bobberies, bothers, bustles, clatters, clutters(chiefly dialect), coils, commotions, corroborees(Australian), disturbances, dos(or do's, chiefly dialect), foofaraws, fun, furores, furors, fusses, helter-skelters, hoo-has(also hoo-hahs), hooplas, hubble-bubbles, hubbubs, hullabaloos, hurlies, hurly-burlies, hurricanes, hurry-scurries(or hurry-skurries), kerfuffles(chiefly British), moils, pandemoniums, pothers, ruckuses, ructions, rumpuses, shindys(or shindies), splores(Scottish), squalls, stews, stirs, storms, to-dos, tumults, turmoils, uproars, welters, whirls, williwaws, zoos cacophonies, clamors, dins, howls, hue and cries, noises, outcries, rackets, roarsdisorders, upheavalseruptions, flare-ups, flurries, flutters, outbreaks, outburstsbrawls, fracases(or British fracas), frays, hassles, melees(also mêlées), scufflesdithers, fevers, frets, lathers, tizzies calms, hushes, peaces, quiets, quietudes, rests, tranquillities(or tranquilities)orders an often noisy or angry expression of differing opinionshe had a row with his girlfriend yesterday, and now they aren't speaking altercations, argle-bargles(chiefly British), arguments, argy-bargies(chiefly British), battles royal(or battle royals or battles royale or battle royales), bickers, brawls, contretemps, controversies, cross fires, disagreements, disputes, donnybrooks, fallings-out(or falling-outs), fights, hassles, imbroglios, kickups, misunderstandings, quarrels, rhubarbs, scraps, set-tos, spats, squabbles, tiffs, wrangles clashes, run-ins, skirmishes, tangles, tussleslogomachiesfeuds, vendettasattacks, contentions, dissensions(also dissentions)debates, differences, disputationsfusses, objections, protestations, protestsaffrays(chiefly British), fisticuffs, fracases(or British fracas), frays, free-for-alls, melees(also mêlées)catfights to move a boat by means of oarsrowed around the lake rowsverb2present tense third-person singular of rowto express different opinions about something often angrilythe couple rows all the time, and yet they seem happy together altercates, argues, argufies, bickers, brabbles, brawls, controverts, disputes, falls out, fights, hassles, jars, quarrels, quibbles, scraps, spats, squabbles, tiffs, wrangles challenges, dares, defiesclashes, contends, contests, tanglescavils, fusses, nitpicksconsiders, debates, discusseskicks, objects, protests bandies words, butts heads, locks horns, mixes it up coexists, gets alongaccepts, agrees, assents, concurs, consents |