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acre money

acre money noun: a rent, tithe, or parish tax that was assessed based on the amount of acres a person owned or occupied.

Noun

acre money

  1. (England, historical) A rent, tithe, or parish tax that was assessed based on the amount of acres a person owned or occupied.

Questions about acre money

What does acre money mean?
Acre money means a rent, tithe, or parish tax that was assessed based on the amount of acres a person owned or occupied.
What part of speech is acre money?
Acre money is a noun.

Words near acre money in the dictionary

  1. acre brede
  2. acre feet
  3. acre foot
  4. acre lengh
  5. acre length
  6. acre money
  7. acre shot
  8. acre shots
  9. acre's breadth
  10. acre's breadths
  11. acre's length

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