acremanland
now historical
noun
A holding or tenement of arable land, varying in extent according to locality (usually about 10 acres).
- Originally denoting a plot of land reserved for the leader of the plough team..
Origin
Middle English.
- non-taster
- non-teaching
- non-technical
- non-technically
- non-temporal
- non-theatric
- non-theatrical
- non-theism
- non-theist
- non-theistic
- non-thematic
- non-theorem
- non-theoretical
- non-toxic
- nontraditional
- non-transferable
- non-transmission
- non-transparency
- non-transparent
- non-transposing
- non-treaty
- non-trivial
- non-trivially
- nontronite
- non-tropical sprue