Preterit and obsolete and dialectal past participle of drive.
In masonry, to tool roughly
noun.
A number of oxen, sheep, or swine driven in a body; cattle driven in a herd: by extension, a collection or crowd of other animals, or of human beings, in motion.
noun.
A road or drive for sheep or cattle in droves.
noun.
A narrow channel or drain, used in the irrigation of land.
To trouble; afflict; make anxious.
noun.
A chisel, from two to four inches broad, used in making droved work.
To follow the occupation of a drover.