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Definitions of farm:

part of speech: participial adjective, noun

Farming.

part of speech: verb

To let or lease at a certain rent, as a portion of land, taxes, & c.; to cultivate land.

part of speech: noun

Land let or rented for cultivation or pasturage, with the necessary buildings.

part of speech: verb transitive

To let out as lands to a tenant; to take on lease; to grant certain rights in return for a portion of what they yield, as to farm the taxes; to cultivate, as land.

part of speech: noun

A portion of cultivated land under one ownership, with the buildings, etc., belonging to it.

part of speech: noun

A portion of land employed to raise corn, & c.

part of speech: verb transitive

To cultivate ( land) at a fixed rental; lease or let.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To carry on the operation of cultivating land.

Usage examples for farm:

• And there is no one to take the deacon's farm but Jabez. "Eunice", Margaret Murray Robertson

• Do you know who lives at that farm "The Man From the Clouds", J. Storer Clouston

• The man running the Billings farm is sick and Bob's decided to stay home a year to help his mother take care of things... "Over the Line", Harold M. Sherman

• " Joe Thomson's farm is next to hers. "The Reclaimers", Margaret Hill McCarter