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harrow verb1 trans. ME.
[By-form of HARRY verb.]
Harry, rob, spoil. Now chiefly in Harrowing of Hell, (in medieval Christian theology) the defeat of the powers of evil and the release of its victims by the descent of Christ into hell after his death.
J. Clapham These Picts..did oft-times harrow the borders.