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Cunningham acre

Cunningham acre noun: a traditional Scottish unit of land measurement equal to 6,250 square yards or approximately 1.3 statute acres or about 5,226 square meters.

Noun

Cunningham acre (plural Cunningham acres)

  1. (historical) A traditional Scottish unit of land measurement equal to 6,250 square yards or approximately 1.3 statute acres or about 5,226 square meters.

Forms of Cunningham acre

pluralCunningham acres

Questions about Cunningham acre

What does Cunningham acre mean?
Cunningham acre means a traditional Scottish unit of land measurement equal to 6,250 square yards or approximately 1.3 statute acres or about 5,226 square meters.
What part of speech is Cunningham acre?
Cunningham acre is a noun.
What is the plural of Cunningham acre?
The plural of Cunningham acre is Cunningham acres.

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