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white acre

white acre noun: a fictitious, arbitrary placeholder name for a piece of land used in legal arguments.

Noun

white acre (plural white acres)

  1. A fictitious, arbitrary placeholder name for a piece of land used in legal arguments.

Forms of white acre

pluralwhite acres

Questions about white acre

What does white acre mean?
White acre means a fictitious, arbitrary placeholder name for a piece of land used in legal arguments.
What part of speech is white acre?
White acre is a noun.
What is the plural of white acre?
The plural of white acre is white acres.

Words near white acre in the dictionary

  1. Whitcombes
  2. Whitcombs
  3. Whitcraft
  4. Whitcrafts
  5. white
  6. white acre
  7. white acres
  8. white adipose tissue
  9. white adipose tissues
  10. white admirable
  11. white admiral

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