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homefield

homefield noun: a field adjacent to its owner's home.

Noun

homefield (plural homefields)

  1. (UK, dated) A field adjacent to its owner's home.
    • The high road went winding about through the Framley paddocks, shrubberies, and wood-skirted home fields, for a mile and a half[.]1861, Anthony Trollope, chapter 2, in Framley Parsonage, London: Smith, Elder & Co.

Forms of homefield

pluralhomefields
alternative formhome field
alternative formhome-field

Origin of homefield

From home + field.

Questions about homefield

What does homefield mean?
Homefield means a field adjacent to its owner's home.
What part of speech is homefield?
Homefield is a noun.
What is the plural of homefield?
The plural of homefield is homefields.

Words near homefield in the dictionary

  1. homefarer
  2. homefarers
  3. homefarm
  4. homefarms
  5. homefelt
  6. homefield
  7. homefields
  8. homefries
  9. homefront
  10. homefronts
  11. homefry

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