newground
newground noun: a piece of land newly cleared and prepared for agriculture.
Noun
newground
- A piece of land newly cleared and prepared for agriculture.
- There was an old man who lived out in Cosby and he owned a mountain farm up there, and he said he cleared him a newground and planted it with corn.2015, Carl Lindahl, American Folktales (page 481)
Origin of newground
new + ground
Questions about newground
- What does newground mean?
- Newground means a piece of land newly cleared and prepared for agriculture.
- What part of speech is newground?
- Newground is a noun.
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