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Definition of farm
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Farm (a. & n.) The rent of land, --
originally
paid by
reservation
of part of its
products..
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Bowery
::
Bowery
(n.) A farm or
plantation
with its
buildings.
Fixture
::
Fixture
(n.) That which is fixed or
attached
to
something
as a
permanent
appendage;
as, the
fixtures
of a pump; the
fixtures
of a farm or of a
dwelling,
that is, the
articles
which a
tenant
may not take
away..
Forehanded
::
Forehanded
(a.)
Beforehand
with one's
needs,
or
having
resources
in
advance
of one's
necessities;
in easy
circumstances;
as, a
forehanded
farmer..
Agricultor
::
Agricultor
(n.) An
agriculturist;
a
farmer.
Ferme
::
Ferme (n.) Rent for a farm; a farm; also, an
abode;
a place of
residence;
as, he let his land to
ferm..
Farmhouse
::
Farmhouse
(n.) A
dwelling
house on a farm; a
farmer's
residence.
Bargain
::
Bargain
(n.) To make a
bargain;
to make a
contract
for the
exchange
of
property
or
services;
--
followed
by with and for; as, to
bargain
with a
farmer
for a cow..
Overrun
::
Overrun
(v. t.) To run over; to grow or
spread
over in
excess;
to
invade
and
occupy;
to take
possession
of; as, the vine
overran
its
trellis;
the farm is
overrun
with witch
grass..
Fencing
::
Fencing
(v. i.) The
aggregate
of the
fences
put up for
inclosure
or
protection;
as, the
fencing
of a
farm..
Lessor
::
Lessor
(v. t.) One who
leases;
the
person
who lets to farm, or gives a
lease..
Grange
::
Grange
(n.) A
farmhouse,
with the barns and other
buildings
for
farming
purposes..
Disappoint
::
Disappoint
(v. t.) To
defeat
of
expectation
or hope; to
hinder
from the
attainment
of that which was
expected,
hoped,
or
desired;
to balk; as, a man is
disappointed
of his hopes or
expectations,
or his
hopes,
desires,
intentions,
expectations,
or plans are
disappointed;
a bad
season
disappoints
the
farmer
of his
crops;
a
defeat
disappoints
an enemy of his
spoil..
Hine
::
Hine (n.) A
servant;
a farm
laborer;
a
peasant;
a hind.
Stock
::
Stock (v. t.) To
provide
with
material
requisites;
to
store;
to fill; to
supply;
as, to stock a
warehouse,
that is, to fill it with
goods;
to stock a farm, that is, to
supply
it with
cattle
and
tools;
to stock land, that is, to
occupy
it with a
permanent
growth,
especially
of
grass..
Landmark
::
Landmark
(n.) A mark to
designate
the
boundary
of land; any , mark or fixed
object
(as a
marked
tree, a
stone,
a
ditch,
or a heap of
stones)
by which the
limits
of a farm, a town, or other
portion
of
territory
may be known and
preserved..
Farmost
::
Farmost
(a.) Most
distant;
farthest.
Farmer
::
Farmer
(n.) One who hires and
cultivates
a farm; a
cultivator
of
leased
ground;
a
tenant.
Great
::
Great
(superl.)
Large in
space;
of much size; big;
immense;
enormous;
expanded;
--
opposed
to small and
little;
as, a great
house,
ship, farm,
plain,
distance,
length..
Creature
::
Creature
(n.) A
general
term among
farmers
for
horses,
oxen, etc..
Hire
::
Hire (n.) To
procure
(any
chattel
or
estate)
from
another
person,
for
temporary
use, for a
compensation
or
equivalent;
to
purchase
the use or
enjoyment
of for a
limited
time; as, to hire a farm for a year; to hire
money..
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