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Definition of meadow
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of meadow is as below...
Meadow
(n.) Low land
covered
with
coarse
grass or rank
herbage
near rives and in
marshy
places
by the sea; as, the salt
meadows
near
Newark
Bay..
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Meadowwort
::
Meadowwort
(n.) The name of
several
plants
of the genus
Spiraea,
especially
the
white-
or
pink-flowered
S.
salicifolia,
a low
European
and
American
shrub,
and the
herbaceous
S.
Ulmaria,
which has
fragrant
white
flowers
in
compound
cymes..
Meadowy
::
Meadowy
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
meadows;
resembling,
or
consisting
of,
meadow..
Graze
::
Graze (v. i.) To eat
grass;
to feed on
growing
herbage;
as,
cattle
graze on the
meadows..
Arvicole
::
Arvicole
(n.) A mouse of the genus
Arvicola;
the
meadow
mouse.
There are many
species.
Ley
::
Ley (n.) Grass or
meadow
land; a lea.
Peep
::
Peep (n.) The
European
meadow
pipit
(Anthus
pratensis).
Mouse
::
Mouse (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
rodents
belonging
to the genus Mus and
various
related
genera
of the
family
Muridae.
The
common
house mouse (Mus
musculus)
is found in
nearly
all
countries.
The
American
white-footed,
or deer, mouse
(Hesperomys
leucopus)
sometimes
lives in
houses.
See
Dormouse,
Meadow
mouse,
under
Meadow,
and
Harvest
mouse,
under
Harvest..
Water Poa
::
Water poa ()
Meadow
reed
grass.
See under Reed.
Sora
::
Sora (n.) A North
American
rail
(Porzana
Carolina)
common
in the
Eastern
United
States.
Its back is
golden
brown,
varied
with black and
white,
the front of the head and
throat
black,
the
breast
and sides of the head and neck
slate-colored.
Called
also
American
rail,
Carolina
rail,
Carolina
crake,
common
rail, sora rail,
soree,
meadow
chicken,
and
orto..
Mowing
::
Mowing
(n.) Land from which grass is cut;
meadow
land.
Titlark
::
Titlark
(n.) Any one of
numerous
small
spring
birds
belonging
to
Anthus,
Corydalla,
and
allied
genera,
which
resemble
the true larks in color and in
having
a very long hind claw;
especially,
the
European
meadow
pipit
(Anthus
pratensis)..
Meadow
::
Meadow
(n.) A tract of low or level land
producing
grass which is mown for hay; any field on which grass is grown for hay.
Colchicum
::
Colchicum
(n.) A genus of
bulbous-rooted
plants
found in many parts of
Europe,
including
the
meadow
saffron..
Water Meadow
::
Water
meadow
() A
meadow,
or piece of low, flat land,
capable
of being kept in a state of
fertility
by being
overflowed
with water from some
adjoining
river or
stream..
Lie
::
Lie
(adj.)
To be
situated;
to
occupy
a
certain
place;
as,
Ireland
lies west of
England;
the
meadows
lie along the
river;
the ship lay in
port..
Tietick
::
Tietick
(n.) The
meadow
pipit.
Satyr
::
Satyr (n.) Any one of many
species
of
butterflies
belonging
to the
family
Nymphalidae.
Their
colors
are
commonly
brown and gray, often with
ocelli
on the
wings.
Called
also
meadow
browns..
Esplees
::
Esplees
(n. pl.) The full
profits
or
products
which
ground
or land
yields,
as the hay of the
meadows,
the feed of the
pasture,
the grain of
arable
fields,
the
rents,
services,
and the
like..
Titling
::
Titling
(n.) The
meadow
pipit.
Hayfield
::
Hayfield
(n.) A field where grass for hay has been cut; a
meadow.
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