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snowplough

noun

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Wiktionary

noun

Etymology: From snow + plough.

  1. Alternative form of snowplow.

    “A "J36" 0-6-0 with the normal snowplough had to give up at Lumphanan and returned home, whereupon a Stanier Class "5" with a large snowplough and two coaches of workmen with shovels, went up and eventually drove a path through to Ballater.”

    “In another initiative, NR [Network Rail] is to fund snowploughs for fitting to NYMR's [North Yorkshire Moors Railway's] Class 25 diesel loco, facilitating the clearance of snow from the line as far west as Battersby under a track access agreement.”

verb

Etymology: From snow + plough.

  1. Alternative form of snowplow.