1. a row of fencing that marks a boundary, especially between fields or properties
Usage: chiefly North American; often used in agricultural contexts
2. the strip of land along a fence, often overgrown with vegetation or weeds
Usage: chiefly North American

Examples

• The farmer repaired the fencerow that separated his property from his neighbor's.
• Wild plants and shrubs grew thick along the old fencerow.
• The fencerow provided shelter for rabbits and other small animals.
• They cleared the fencerow to improve visibility along the road.
• The fencerow had been neglected for years and was falling into disrepair.
• Birds nested in the trees that lined the fencerow.