Arable land.

A piece of ploughed land (often in plural); (as mass noun) ploughed land, arable land. Obsolete.

A plot or piece of land, a field; spec. a piece of tilled or arable land. Now archaic and in proper names, as Long Acre.

hide and gaine.

poetic. Used loosely for arable land, a piece of ploughed land, the cornfields.

a measure of area based on the amount of land which can be tilled by one plough in a year; cf. ploughland, n. 1.

Land under cultivation, as distinguished from pasture, forest, or waste land; tilled or arable land; a piece of tilled land, a ploughed field.

Arable land.

attributive, as tilling land n. land fit for tilling, arable land.

Agriculture. A tract of arable land; a cornfield. Obsolete.

= ploughland, n. 1; cf. plough till n.

Arable land; a piece or plot of this.

concrete. Tilled or ploughed land; land under crops as distinct from pasturage; the crops growing on tilled land.

(a) a team of horses or other draught animals; cf. ploughware n. at plough, n.1 compounds 2; (b) = ploughland, n. (cf. teamland n.).

= ploughing land n.

arable land; a piece of this.

(a) adj.(of a plough) suitable for use in prairie-breaking; (b) n.heavy-duty ploughing of a kind requiring the use of a prairie breaker; †land…

Chiefly Hunting slang. Ploughed land; a ploughed field; = ploughland, n. 2.