row

bottom, middle, top

back, front

horizontal, vertical

double, single

neat

The farmer planted vegetables in neat rows across the field.

serried

The soldiers stood in serried rows, shields overlapping as they advanced toward the enemy.

endless

The supermarket had endless rows of products stretching all the way to the back wall.

in a/the ~

She won three tennis matches in a row last month.

~ of

The children sat in a row of chairs facing the movie screen.

the end/middle of the row, rows and rows, row upon row

The farmer planted rows and rows of vegetables in his garden every spring.

almighty, awful, big, bitter, blazing, fearful, ferocious, fierce, flaming, furious, great, huge, major, serious, terrible, tremendous, unholy, violent

They had a terrible row about money and didn't speak for a week.

domestic, family

stand-up

My parents had a stand-up row about money last night in the kitchen.

public

drunken

long-running

diplomatic, political

have

kick up

She kicked up a row when the restaurant served her cold soup.

cause

blow up, break out, develop, erupt

A heated disagreement developed between the neighbors about where to park their cars.

go on, rage (on)

in a/the ~

She lost her job in the row about workplace safety standards.

~ about/over

The neighbors had a big row over whose fence needed repairing.

~ between

There was a terrible row between my neighbors about the noisy music late at night.

~ with

He had a terrible row with his boss about the missed deadline yesterday.

unholy

make

The neighbors made such a terrible row last night that nobody could sleep.

go on, rage (on)

A bitter disagreement between the two neighbors raged on for several months.

almighty, awful, big, bitter, blazing, fearful, ferocious, fierce, flaming, furious, great, huge, major, serious, terrible, tremendous, unholy, violent

My parents had a terrible row about money last night and didn't speak for hours.

domestic, family

stand-up

My parents had a stand-up row about money last night and didn't speak for hours.

public

drunken

long-running

diplomatic, political

have

kick up

She kicked up a terrible row when she discovered the restaurant had overcharged her.

cause

blow up, break out, develop, erupt

A disagreement developed between the neighbors about where to park their cars.

go on, rage (on)

in a/the ~

The manager got suspended after being involved in a heated row with the referee.

~ about/over

My parents had a big row over who should pay for my university fees.

~ between

There was a terrible row between the two neighbors about the garden fence.

~ with

We had a terrible row with our neighbors about the noise from their dog last week.

unholy

make

The neighbors made such a terrible row last night that nobody could sleep.

go on, rage (on)

A heated argument between the neighbors raged on for several weeks before they finally made peace.