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tenantry acre

tenantry acre noun: a unit of land measurement used in traditional English open-field farming, equating to approximately 0.75 of a statute acre (or about 3,630 square yards).

Noun

tenantry acre (plural tenantry acres)

  1. (historical) A unit of land measurement used in traditional English open-field farming, equating to approximately 0.75 of a statute acre (or about 3,630 square yards).

Forms of tenantry acre

pluraltenantry acres

Questions about tenantry acre

What does tenantry acre mean?
Tenantry acre means a unit of land measurement used in traditional English open-field farming, equating to approximately 0.75 of a statute acre (or about 3,630 square yards).
What part of speech is tenantry acre?
Tenantry acre is a noun.
What is the plural of tenantry acre?
The plural of tenantry acre is tenantry acres.

Words near tenantry acre in the dictionary

  1. tenantless
  2. tenantlessness
  3. tenantlike
  4. tenantries
  5. tenantry
  6. tenantry acre
  7. tenantry acres
  8. tenants
  9. tenants at will
  10. Tenants Harbor
  11. tenants in common

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