Mow (verb)

1. Cut down (grass or other vegetation) with a machine or by hand.
2. To cut down the grass or other vegetation in a field or lawn with a machine or by hand.

Origin:

Old english māwan, of germanic origin; related to dutch maaien and german mähen.

Examples:

1. He mowed the lawn with a push mower.
2. She mowed the hay in the field with a tractor.
3. The farmer mowed the wheat to harvest it.
4. The park workers mowed the grass to keep it short.
5. The grass was mowed for the first time this season.