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orchards

n. (plural of orchard English)

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Orchards, WA -- U.S. Census Designated Place in Washington
Population (2000): 17852
Housing Units (2000): 6175
Land area (2000): 6.862420 sq. miles (17.773585 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 6.862420 sq. miles (17.773585 sq. km)
FIPS code: 51795
Located within: Washington (WA), FIPS 53
Location: 45.683873 N, 122.529267 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 98662
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
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Usage examples of "orchards".

Then the orchards would turn into dead wood, the hardier weeds take over, the land become waste.

Teku grabbed for the fruit immediately, snatching herself a shiny red apple harvested from the orchards of Lionkeep.

Peach and apricot orchards were still pink, though the plum blossom had passed.

A walled city of no more than eight or nine thousand, surrounded by plowland and orchards, it was bleak in winter.

All around the rich farmland showed scars of war: fields unsown, orchards hacked and burned, bloated corpses of cattle and sheep.

He saw hayfields, orchards, tea-things spread upon a bank of flowers underneath a hedge, and a collie dog leaping and tumbling shoulder high among the standing grass.

Some orchards were still in blossom, and the great wild bees, hunting over flowers and grasses warm to their touch, kept the air deeply murmurous.

Guelemara the outlying establishments of stables, craft sheds, orchards, and drying sheds, alike the lease-land, where the Crown allowed the settlement of some less permanent buildings.

He had become lord of a color, a banner, an emblem, lord of a living land, with people in it, and cattle and horses and orchards and all manner of things that were not true of Ynefel and Althalen.

Their road was straight as an arrow past the maze of unplanned lanes and dwellings, and at gathering speed, until they faced no more of Guelemara than apple orchards, plowed barleyfields with furrows standing in water, and a slop of mud on the roads.

Anwyll reported some stablelads and pigkeepers had come and gone, various of the Guard, and their stablehands, the quartermaster and his staff, a freeholder or two, and woodcutters, charcoalers, and the considerable number of chief men over orchards and outlying establishments of all sorts belonging to the ducal lands and to various of the town-dwelling lords, besides a miller with a load of flour and a tanner and various others taking out refuse and coming back.

As if completing an important ceremony, the elder Toth deposited his precious apples into an empty fruit bowl on the table, stared at his work, then began the long and tedious process of turning his body around and hobbling back out to the orchards again.