toft and croft
toft and croft noun: a smallholding consisting of cottage (the toft) with a small area of attached land (the croft).
Noun
toft and croft (plural tofts and crofts)
- A smallholding consisting of cottage (the toft) with a small area of attached land (the croft).
Forms of toft and croft
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Questions about toft and croft
- What does toft and croft mean?
- Toft and croft means a smallholding consisting of cottage (the toft) with a small area of attached land (the croft).
- What part of speech is toft and croft?
- Toft and croft is a noun.
- What is the plural of toft and croft?
- The plural of toft and croft is tofts and crofts.
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