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outrake

outrake noun: a path leading to common moor or pasture.

Noun

outrake (plural outrakes)

  1. (England, rare) A path leading to common moor or pasture.
    • The English outrake (OE ūt ‘out’ and hraca ‘rough path’) means ‘path from the enclosed cultivated pasture to common land or hill pasture’ and also appears in many minor names in Montgomeryshire...2013, English Place Name Society, Perceptions of place: twenty-first-century interpretations of English place-name studies, page 333

Forms of outrake

pluraloutrakes

Questions about outrake

What does outrake mean?
Outrake means a path leading to common moor or pasture.
What part of speech is outrake?
Outrake is a noun.
What is the plural of outrake?
The plural of outrake is outrakes.

Words near outrake in the dictionary

  1. outragious
  2. outraise
  3. outraised
  4. outraises
  5. outraising
  6. outrake
  7. outrakes
  8. Outram
  9. outran
  10. outrance
  11. outrances

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