bare fallow

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• bare fallow — noun : land remaining uncropped for a season and kept free from vegetation by cultivation …   Useful english dictionary

• fallow — adjective 1) fallow farmland Syn: uncultivated, unplowed, untilled, unplanted, unsown; unused, dormant, resting, empty, bare Ant: cultivated 2) a fallow trading period …   Thesaurus of popular words

• fallow — I adj uncultivated, unplowed, untilled, unseeded, unplanted, unsown, unsowed; empty, neglected, unused, idle, dormant, resting, inactive, inert; barren, unproductive, unyielding, unfructuous, unfruitful, fruitless; uncultivable, uncultivatable,… …   A Note on the Style of the synonym finder

• naked fallow — noun : a fallow in which land is kept bare (as by repeated cultivation) rather than fallowed under a green manure or cover crop …   Useful english dictionary

• Foison — Foi son, n. [F. foison, fr. L. fusio a pouring, effusion. See {Fusion}.] Rich harvest; plenty; abundance. [Archaic] Lowell. [1913 Webster] That from the seedness the bare fallow brings To teeming foison. Shak. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

• foison — ˈfȯizən noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English foisoun, from Middle French foison, from Latin fusion , fusio action of pouring, founding, melting, effusion more at fusion 1. archaic : rich harvest : plenty …   Useful english dictionary

• seedness — noun ( es) Etymology: seed (I) + ness obsolete : the act of sowing or the state of being sown blossoming time that from the seedness the bare fallow brings to teeming foison Shakespeare …   Useful english dictionary

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