harrow
/ˈhærəʊ/; /ˈhæroʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A farm implement with a frame and teeth on a frame, used for breaking up and cultivating soil, especially to remove weeds.
“The farmer used a harrow to break up the hard ground before planting new crops.”
2. verb
To damage or distress someone, especially by revealing a secret or accusing them of wrongdoing.
“The news about her personal life harrassed her for months.”
3. verb
To cut or remove weeds from (land) using a harrow.
“After the rain, they had to harrow the field again to remove the weeds that had grown.”