Of soil, the land, etc.: tilled, cultivated; dug. Now rare.

Esp. of land or territory: subjugated, subdued. Also as past participle.

Cultivated, farmed, tilled, ploughed. Formerly also: (of a mine) †worked (obsolete). Cf. labour, v. 1b. Now somewhat archaic.

Of land: see till, v.1 4.

Of soil, the ground, etc.: carefully cultivated. Also in figurative contexts.

Of land: thoroughly tilled or cultivated. Also figurative. Now somewhat rare.

Cultivated; tilled; reared through husbandry.

Of plants or soil: subjected to or improved by cultivation, tilled, cultivated.

Carefully or judiciously cultivated or managed.

That is under tillage; cultivated.

Of a person, a person's manners, etc.: intellectually or socially superior; cultured, refined. Obsolete.

Of land or soil: subjected to cultivation; tilled.

Carefully tended or cultivated; highly refined or cultured.

Of land or ground: dressed with manure or other fertilizer; (formerly also) †brought under cultivation, tilled (obsolete).

Of land: farmed skilfully or knowledgeably, or according to the best agricultural practice. Also of a region or area: containing many farms…

Broken into particles or small fragments. Now rare.

Of land: used for growing crops or raising animals; cultivated.

brought under tillage.

Applied to plants, also (in U.S.) to land: Cultivated, improved by culture; garden- as opposed to wild; now restricted to U.S. use.