Hypercorrected form of Farrar , where the original ending -ar was regarded as an error and consequently changed to -ow .
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1908- FarrowEnglish · e-38538-1408
Farrow, far′ō, n. a litter of pigs.—v.i. or v.t. to bring forth pigs. [A.S. fearh, a pig; Ger. ferkel.]
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Farrow, far′rō, adj. not producing young in a particular season, said of cows. [Ety. dub.; with farrow cow cf. Flem. verwekoe, varwekoe.]
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