I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ bottom , middle , top
▪ back , front
▪ first , second , etc.
▪ horizontal , vertical
▪ double , single
▪ neat
▪
She arranged the chairs in two neat ~s.
▪ long
▪ endless
▪
endless ~s of identical houses
PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the ~
▪
The children stood in a ~.
▪
It rained for five days in a ~ ( = without a break ).
▪
We have seats in the front ~.
▪ ~ of
▪
a long ~ of houses
PHRASES
▪ the end of the ~ , the middle of the ~
▪ ~s and ~s , ~ upon ~
▪
He looked down at ~ upon ~ of eager faces.
II.
noun ( informal , esp. BrE )
ADJECTIVE
▪ almighty , awful , big , bitter , blazing , fearful , ferocious , fierce , flaming , furious , great , huge , major , serious , terrible , tremendous , unholy ( BrE ), violent
▪
We had a blazing ~ over who should do the cooking.
▪ domestic , family
▪ stand-up
▪
A couple was having a stand-up ~ in the street.
▪ public
▪ drunken
▪ long-running
▪ diplomatic , political
VERB + ROW
▪ have
▪ kick up ( BrE )
▪
I'm going to kick up a ~ if I don't get my money back.
▪ cause
▪ get into
ROW + VERB
▪ blow up , break out , develop , erupt
▪
A ~ blew up over salary increases.
▪ go on , rage , rage on
PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the ~
▪
He came to prominence in the ~ over defence policy.
▪ ~ about , ~ over
▪
Carol and I had a terrible ~ about how much money she spends.
▪ ~ between
▪
a ~ between the left and right wings of the party
▪ ~ with
▪
a ~ with my mother
III.
verb
Row is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ boat , ↑ dinghy