1. A long line of raked hay or cut grain left to dry in the sun before being baled or gathered
   "The farmer used a rake to form neat windrows in the hay field"
    
2. A row of sheaves of grain set up to dry, with space between for air circulation
   "The harvesters carefully arranged the wheat into windrows"
    
3. A strip of turf and soil dug up along the border of a field, used to improve other areas of the land
   "They created windrows along the field's edge to gather soil for the low-lying areas"

1. To arrange in long, low rows or lines, especially of cut hay or grain for drying
   "They windrow the hay before baling"

Derived forms: windrows, windrowed, windrowing

Encyclopedia: Windrow, Tennessee