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A farm together with its buildings
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farmstead
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Word definitions for farmstead in dictionaries
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Steading \Stead"ing\ (st[e^]d"[i^]ng), n. The barns, stables, cattle-yards, etc., of a farm; -- called also onstead , farmstead , farm offices , or farmery .
WordNet
Word definitions in WordNet
n. the buildings and adjacent grounds of a farm a farm together with its buildings [syn: farmplace , farm-place ]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"collection of buildings belonging to a farm," 1785, from farm (n.) + stead (n.).
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ All along the route I pass old farmsteads surrounded by ancient sugar maple trees that dangle plastic milk containers. ▪ In the outbuildings scattered in the farmstead , workers store supplies, build the products and pack them ...
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 The main building of a farm 2 A farm, including its buildings
Usage examples of farmstead.
Every farmstead and small settlement was carefully circumvented and there were frequent stops while the Iceni warrior made sure that the way ahead was clear before they continued.
Chaing meandered down a wide valley demarcated into fields and folds by ancient stone walls, with groups of stone farmsteads huddling under black feather trees and indigo oaks.
SMALL AVREN THEY WENDED eastward at an easy pace, halting as it pleased them, sleeping on the turf or sheltering at one of the many farmsteads among the rich green vales.
The richer parts of the countryside were inhabited and cultivated as they had always been, but scattered farmsteads like this one on more marginal land, farmed only when it had been necessary to pay Roman taxes, now lay abandoned.
Marcus Antonius Meminius had managed to persuade some of the local Gallic tribesmen who lived on farmsteads around Arausio to go out to the battlefield and do what they could to help.
The Gallic way of life was rural, as much pastoral as agricultural, and they spurned urbanization, preferring to cluster in farmsteads and villages.
By the time of Cornelia the Mother of the Gracchi, wealthy Romans were building villas as vacation homes rather than as farmsteads, and the architecture of the villa had changed correspondingly.
Apart from a few scattered farmsteads, it was the only other heavily populated area of Mistworld.
Roads and farmsteads, the occasional temple, and only to the southwest, along that horizon, did the broken ridge of treeless bluffs mar the scene.
For days at a time he would be out, spending days in the saddle and nights in outdoor shelters or in the far-flung farmsteads which were part of the great estate.
The villas and farmsteads the Romans had carved out of the forest still prospered, and we were glad of their hospitality.
Lavastine appointed a chatelain from among his ownserving-men, a man born of free parents who had placed himself in the count's service in hopes of gaining something more than the youngest son's share of his parents' farmstead.
The Harriers had swept through this land, killing off the inhabitants, burning villages and farmsteads, making the area into a desolated land.
That the acronymous Citizen Young was filthy rich became evident after he contracted for the extensive renovation of the isolated old farmstead, turning it into a handsome country residence with all mod cons and then some, including an independent power supply and a satellite uplink.
A couple of friends lent him the closing costs and the token down payment and Don moved into the place, a ramshackle four-room farmstead out near Madison, and began to work on it.