farmstead
/'fɑ:msted/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A farm and its buildings: "farmstead" refers to a farm, including all its structures and the land immediately surrounding them.
- The main house and buildings of a farm: It can specifically denote the central buildings and the yard of a farm.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The old farmstead has been in the family for generations.
- They visited a historic farmstead to see how people lived in the 19th century.
- The map showed the location of each farmstead in the valley.
Advanced Usage
- "Abandoned farmstead": a farm and its buildings that are no longer in use.
- Hikers discovered an abandoned farmstead deep in the woods.
- "Working farmstead": a farm that is currently active and operational.
- The museum includes a working farmstead where visitors can see traditional farming methods.
Variants and Related Words
- Farm (n): a piece of land used for growing crops and rearing animals. (This is the core concept, while "farmstead" emphasizes the physical property and buildings.)
- Homestead (n): a house, especially a farmhouse, and outbuildings. (This is very similar but can imply a dwelling acquired or settled under specific laws.)
- Farmhouse (n): the main house on a farm.
Synonyms
- Farm: (the most general synonym, though it may not always emphasize the buildings as strongly).
- Grangе: (a farm with its house and buildings, often used in historical contexts).
- Homestead: (a house and land, often a farm).
Related Phrases
- "Farmstead cheese": cheese produced on a specific farm from its own milk.
- This artisan farmstead cheese has a unique flavor from the local pasture.
- "Farmstead brewing": beer brewed on a farm, often using ingredients grown on-site.
- The brewery practices farmstead brewing, using hops from their own fields.
Noun
- a farm together with its buildings
- the buildings and adjacent grounds of a farm