tew

[too]

tew Definition

• 1. to work hard at something
• 2. to pull or drag something

Using tew: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "tew" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She's tewing away in the kitchen.

• Example

  I had to tew the heavy box up the stairs.

• Example

  He's been tewing all day on his homework.

tew Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for tew

• labor
• toil
• strive

Phrases with tew

• tew and fro

  moving back and forth repeatedly

  Example

  The boat was tewing to and fro in the rough sea.

• tew off

  to scold or reprimand someone

  Example

  The teacher tewed him off for not paying attention in class.

• tew up

  to make something neat or tidy

  Example

  She tewed up her hair before the party.

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Summary: tew in Brief

The verb 'tew' [too] means to work hard at something or to pull or drag something. It can be used in phrases like 'tew and fro,' meaning moving back and forth, and 'tew off,' meaning to scold someone. An example sentence is 'She's tewing away in the kitchen.'