Pasture; pasturage; meadow-land.

Pasture; pasturage; meadow-land; common. (Cf. cow-lease n., ewe-lease n., horse-lease n.)

A piece of grassy land used for or suitable for the grazing of animals, esp. cattle or sheep; pastureland.

(a) Law (now chiefly historical and rare) the use of common land for grazing animals; cf. common of pasture n.; (b) common land used for pasturing…

Land covered with or producing grass, esp. as used for grazing; grassy open country, pastureland. Also: an area or expanse of such land, such as a…

An open space among woods, a glade (= Latin saltus); untilled ground, pasture.

Land that has remained untilled for some time; arable land under grass; land ‘laid down’ for pasture, pasture-land, grass-land. clover-lay, ley: see c…

Chiefly Scottish. A walk or pasture for cattle or sheep. Also: †the right of pasturing (obsolete).

Grazing-ground or pasture land; pasturage, feeding-ground. Obsolete exc. dialect.

Land, esp. farmland, on which grass is sown or is allowed to grow; the condition of such land, esp. in to lay (also put, set, etc.) (down) to grass.

Scottish and English regional (chiefly northern). The space of ground over which livestock usually move or graze; pastureland. Also: right of…

a pasture for livestock; (also) the right of pasturing on common land.

Pastureland; a piece of grazing land; = pasture, n. 1a.

Grazing ground, pasture-land, pasture.

(See quot.)

Land, or a tract of land, used for the pasture of animals, esp. sheep. Now Scottish, and in sheep-walk, n.

Originally Scottish. Scottish and English regional (northern). Grassy land used or suitable for the grazing of cattle, sheep, etc.; pasturage…

Scottish. Pasture, pastureland. Obsolete.

Food for animals consisting of the young shoots, leaves, and twigs of shrubs and trees; land or vegetation suitable for browsing by animals. Also in p…

†(a) A grazing or causing (cattle) to graze; also, the privilege or right of grazing. Obsolete. †(b) Feeding-ground; pasture land. Obsolete. (c)…

A piece of grassland used or suitable for the grazing of livestock, esp. cattle or sheep; a field, a meadow; land of this kind. Also figurative.

= pasture, n. 1a.

Grassy land, pasture land, grass, turf.

Originally U.S. Grazing ground for livestock.

Pastureland, pasturage.

Long coarse grass remaining in the field in winter or spring. Also attributive.

Grazing-ground, pasture. rare.

The action of pasture, v. Also: pasturage, pastureland.

land left unploughed for a long period and used for growing grass; an area of such land; a field kept permanently as pasture.

In South Africa, an area of land providing good nutritious grazing; also, the vegetation of an area of this kind.

Chiefly Australian and New Zealand in later use. A large open tract of land used for grazing animals; a farm on which livestock is raised…

South African. = sweet-veld, n.

In the south-western United States and South America: a paddock or pasture for horses or cattle; an enclosed or sheltered piece of grassland.

A place where animals may be turned out to graze.

An open space between woods; a glade. = laund, n. Now archaic and dialect.