Definition of foggage in English:

foggage

(also fugis)

noun ˈfɒɡɪdʒ

Scottish

1The action or practice of pasturing livestock, especially cattle, on fog. Also Law: the right or privilege to pasture livestock on fog. Now historical.
2Agriculture. Grass used for grazing; specifically (a) rough or long grass; (b) a second crop of grass which grows after the hay harvest.

Origin

Late 15th century. From post-classical Latin fogagium payment for grazing on rough or long grass, probably from foggum + -agium.

Definition of foggage in US English:

foggage

(also fugis)

nounˈfɒɡɪdʒ

Scottish

1The action or practice of pasturing livestock, especially cattle, on fog. Also Law: the right or privilege to pasture livestock on fog. Now historical.
2Agriculture. Grass used for grazing; specifically (a) rough or long grass; (b) a second crop of grass which grows after the hay harvest.

Origin

Late 15th century. From post-classical Latin fogagium payment for grazing on rough or long grass, probably from foggum + -agium.

单词	foggage
释义	Definition of foggage in English: foggage (also fugis) noun ˈfɒɡɪdʒ Scottish 1The action or practice of pasturing livestock, especially cattle, on fog. Also Law: the right or privilege to pasture livestock on fog. Now historical. 2Agriculture. Grass used for grazing; specifically (a) rough or long grass; (b) a second crop of grass which grows after the hay harvest. Origin Late 15th century. From post-classical Latin fogagium payment for grazing on rough or long grass, probably from foggum + -agium. Definition of foggage in US English: foggage (also fugis) nounˈfɒɡɪdʒ Scottish 1The action or practice of pasturing livestock, especially cattle, on fog. Also Law: the right or privilege to pasture livestock on fog. Now historical. 2Agriculture. Grass used for grazing; specifically (a) rough or long grass; (b) a second crop of grass which grows after the hay harvest. Origin Late 15th century. From post-classical Latin fogagium payment for grazing on rough or long grass, probably from foggum + -agium.
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