beast-gate
beast-gate noun: a meadow.
Noun
beast-gate (plural beast-gates)
- A meadow.
- Alſo, you are to queſtion him concerning his Paſtures, as well thoſe in ſeuerall, as the Paſtures in common, what every Beaſt-gate is worth by the yeare in euery of them ſeuerally; whereof you may otherwiſe alſo informe your ſelfe,leſt you be deceiued.1585, John Blagrave, chapter X, in The Mathematical Iewel, London: […] Walter Venge, page 211
Forms of beast-gate
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Questions about beast-gate
- What does beast-gate mean?
- Beast-gate means a meadow.
- What part of speech is beast-gate?
- Beast-gate is a noun.
- What is the plural of beast-gate?
- The plural of beast-gate is beast-gates.
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