lot mead
lot mead noun: a lot meadow.
Noun
lot mead (plural lot meads)
- A lot meadow
- At Wanborough in Wiltshire is a Lott-meade, where is great meriment every yeare; also there a Lot-meade at Sutton-Benger, in the said countie, which mannor did belong to Malmesbury Abbey.1687, John Aubrey, Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme, page 92
Forms of lot mead
| plural | lot meads |
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Questions about lot mead
- What does lot mead mean?
- Lot mead means a lot meadow.
- What part of speech is lot mead?
- Lot mead is a noun.
- What is the plural of lot mead?
- The plural of lot mead is lot meads.
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