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Definition of farm
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of farm is as below...
Farm (v. i.) To
engage
in the
business
of
tilling
the soil; to labor as a
farmer.
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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..
Farmsteading
::
Farmsteading
(n.) A
farmstead.
Granger
::
Granger
(n.) A farm
steward.
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..
Grange
::
Grange
(n.) An
association
of
farmers,
designed
to
further
their
interests,
aud
particularly
to bring
producers
and
consumers,
farmers
and
manufacturers,
into
direct
commercial
relations,
without
intervention
of
middlemen
or
traders.
The first
grange
was
organized
in
1867..
Grange
::
Grange
(n.) A farm;
generally,
a farm with a house at a
distance
from
neighbors..
Baby Farming
::
Baby
farming
() The
business
of
keeping
a baby farm.
Fencing
::
Fencing
(v. i.) The
aggregate
of the
fences
put up for
inclosure
or
protection;
as, the
fencing
of a
farm..
Baby Farm
::
Baby farm () A place where the
nourishment
and care of
babies
are
offered
for hire.
Grange
::
Grange
(n.) A
farmhouse
of a
monastery,
where the rents and
tithes,
paid in
grain,
were
deposited..
Greeve
::
Greeve
(n.) A
manager
of a farm, or
overseer
of any work; a
reeve;
a
manorial
bailiff..
Farmed
::
Farmed
(imp. & p. p.) of Far.
Grange
::
Grange
(n.) A
farmhouse,
with the barns and other
buildings
for
farming
purposes..
Crofter
::
Crofter
(n.) One who rents and tills a small farm or
helding;
as, the
crofters
of
Scotland..
Forehanded
::
Forehanded
(a.)
Beforehand
with one's
needs,
or
having
resources
in
advance
of one's
necessities;
in easy
circumstances;
as, a
forehanded
farmer..
House
::
House (v. t.) To take or put into a
house;
to
shelter
under a roof; to cover from the
inclemencies
of the
weather;
to
protect
by
covering;
as, to house one's
family
in a
comfortable
home; to house
farming
utensils;
to house
cattle..
Dairy
::
Dairy (n.) That
department
of
farming
which is
concerned
in the
production
of milk, and its
conversion
into
butter
and
cheese..
Farmer
::
Farmer
(n.) One who is
devoted
to the
tillage
of the soil; one who
cultivates
a farm; an
agriculturist;
a
husbandman.
Stead
::
Stead (n.) A
farmhouse
and
offices.
Have
::
Have (v. t.) To hold in
possession
or
control;
to own; as, he has a
farm..
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