Definition of: windrow

(wind′rō′) noun
1. A long ridge or pile of hay or grain raked together preparatory to building into cocks.
2. A row of Indian corn made by setting two rows together.
3. A wind–swept line of dust, surf, leaves, etc.
4. A deep furrow made for planting.
5. Land on which the trees have been felled by the wind; sometimes, a tornado track: also wind slash.
—v.t. To rake or shape into a windrow.
—wind′row′er noun