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Definition of farm
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Farm (v. t.) To take at a
certain
rent or rate.
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Lessor
::
Lessor
(v. t.) One who
leases;
the
person
who lets to farm, or gives a
lease..
Predial
::
Predial
(a.)
Attached
to land or
farms;
as,
predial
slaves..
Extensive
::
Extensive
(a.)
Having
wide
extent;
of much
superficial
extent;
expanded;
large;
broad;
wide;
comprehensive;
as, an
extensive
farm; an
extensive
lake; an
extensive
sphere
of
operations;
extensive
benevolence;
extensive
greatness..
Dimension
::
Dimension
(n.)
Measure
in a
single
line, as
length,
breadth,
height,
thickness,
or
circumference;
extension;
measurement;
--
usually,
in the
plural,
measure
in
length
and
breadth,
or in
length,
breadth,
and
thickness;
extent;
size; as, the
dimensions
of a room, or of a ship; the
dimensions
of a farm, of a
kingdom..
Farmost
::
Farmost
(a.) Most
distant;
farthest.
Boer
::
Boer (n.) A
colonist
or
farmer
in South
Africa
of Dutch
descent.
Utensil
::
Utensil
(v. t.) That which is used; an
instrument;
an
implement;
especially,
an
instrument
or
vessel
used in a
kitchen,
or in
domestic
and
farming
business..
Conacre
::
Conacre
(v. t.) To
underlet
a
portion
of, for a
single
crop; -- said of a
farm..
Conacre
::
Conacre
(n.) A
system
of
letting
a
portion
of a farm for a
single
crop.
Farmstead
::
Farmstead
(n.) A farm with the
building
upon it; a
homestead
on a farm.
Chore
::
Chore (n.) A small job; in the pl., the
regular
or daily light work of a
household
or farm,
either
within
or
without
doors..
Squirehood
::
Squireen
(n.) One who is half
squire
and half
farmer;
-- used
humorously.
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..
Boothy
::
Boothy
(n.) A
wooden
hut or
humble
cot, esp. a rude hut or
barrack
for
unmarried
farm
servants;
a
shepherd's
or
hunter's
hut; a
booth..
Cottier
::
Cottier
(n.) In Great
Britain
and
Ireland,
a
person
who hires a small
cottage,
with or
without
a plot of land.
Cottiers
commonly
aid in the work of the
landlord's
farm..
Refusal
::
Refusal
(n.) The right of
taking
in
preference
to
others;
the
choice
of
taking
or
refusing;
option;
as, to give one the
refusal
of a farm; to have the
refusal
of an
employment..
Farmhouse
::
Farmhouse
(n.) A
dwelling
house on a farm; a
farmer's
residence.
Farm
::
Farm (v. t.) To give up to
another,
as an
estate,
a
business,
the
revenue,
etc., on
condition
of
receiving
in
return
a
percentage
of what it
yields;
as, to farm the
taxes..
Croft
::
Croft (n.) A
small,
inclosed
field,
adjoining
a
house;
a small
farm..
Farm
::
Farm (a. & n.) A
district
of
country
leased
(or
farmed)
out for the
collection
of the
revenues
of
government.
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