furrow
/ˈfɜrəʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a long narrow groove or trench, especially one made in the ground or on the surface of something by a plough or other implement
“The farmer ploughed a deep furrow across the field.”
2. verb
to make or create a furrow in something
“The machine will furrow the soil for planting.”
3. verb
to cause or express concern or anxiety
“Her worries began to furrow her brow.”