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open-field systems

open-field systems is the plural of open-field system.

Meaning of open-field system

Noun

open-field system (plural open-field systems)

  1. (historical) The prevalent agricultural system in much of Europe during the Middle Ages, in which each manor or village had two or three large fields divided into narrow strips of land individually cultivated by tenants or serfs.
    Synonyms:
    strip farming

Questions about open-field systems

What is open-field systems the plural of?
Open-field systems is the plural of open-field system.

Words near open-field systems in the dictionary

  1. open-faced
  2. open-faced sandwich
  3. open-faced sandwiches
  4. open-field
  5. open-field system
  6. open-field systems
  7. open-field test
  8. open-field tests
  9. open-hand
  10. open-handed
  11. open-handedly

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