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meanwhile garden

meanwhile garden noun: a community greenspace created temporarily on unused, derelict, or brownfield sites that are awaiting future permanent development; vacant land used for socially beneficial purposes until it is brought back into commercial or public use.

Noun

meanwhile garden (plural meanwhile gardens)

  1. A community greenspace created temporarily on unused, derelict, or brownfield sites that are awaiting future permanent development; vacant land used for socially beneficial purposes until it is brought back into commercial or public use.

Forms of meanwhile garden

pluralmeanwhile gardens

Origin of meanwhile garden

From meanwhile + garden

Questions about meanwhile garden

What does meanwhile garden mean?
Meanwhile garden means a community greenspace created temporarily on unused, derelict, or brownfield sites that are awaiting future permanent development; vacant land used for socially beneficial purposes until it is brought back into commercial or public use.
What part of speech is meanwhile garden?
Meanwhile garden is a noun.
What is the plural of meanwhile garden?
The plural of meanwhile garden is meanwhile gardens.

Words near meanwhile garden in the dictionary

  1. meantimes
  2. meantness
  3. meantone
  4. meantones
  5. meanwhile
  6. meanwhile garden
  7. meanwhile site
  8. meanwhile sites
  9. meanwhile space
  10. meanwhile spaces
  11. meanwhile use

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