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Traditional English :: garden
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gardem - n. & v. --n. 1 esp. Brit. a piece of ground, usu. partly grassed and adjoining a private house, used for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables, and as a place of recreation.
2 (esp. in pl.) ornamental grounds laid out for public enjoyment (botanical gardens).
3 a similar place with the service of refreshments (tea garden).
4 (attrib.) a (of plants) cultivated, not wild. b for use in a garden (garden seat).
5 (usu. in pl. prec. by a name) Brit. a street, square, etc. (Onslow Gardens).
6 an especially fertile region.
7 US a large public hall.
8 (the Garden) the philosophy or school of Epicurus. --v.intr. cultivate or work in a garden. garden centre an establishment where plants and garden equipment etc. are sold. garden city an industrial or other town laid out systematically with spacious surroundings, parks, etc. garden cress a cruciferous plant, Lepidium sativum, used in salads. garden party a social event held on a lawn or in a garden. garden suburb Brit. a suburb laid out spaciously with open spaces, parks, etc. garden warbler a European woodland songbird, Sylvia borin. gardenesque adj. gardening n. [ME f. ONF gardin (OF jardin) ult. f. Gmc: cf. YARD(2)] |
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Related Words
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Most Often Usage
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sound garden
garden window
garden accessory
garden bench
butterfly garden
cactus garden
garden cart
garden catalog
garden center
cypress garden
garden decoration
garden design
garden of eden
english garden
garden fairy
flower garden
garden fountain
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