Results for park

Definitions of park:

part of speech: verb transitive

To inclose in a ground for recreation; to station together.

part of speech: verb transitive

To inclose: to bring together in a body, as artillery.

part of speech: noun

A large tract of ground used as a public place for recreation; an artillery encampment.

part of speech: noun

An enclosed portion of grass- land in or near a town for amusement or exercise; the pasture and woodland surrounding a mansion- house; the train of heavy artillery, with carriages, ammunition, & c., which accompanies an army to the field; the whole collection of tools, & c., belonging to the engineer department of the army.

part of speech: verb

To enclose, as a park; to bring into a compact body, as artillery.

part of speech: noun

An inclosure: a tract surrounding a mansion: a piece of ground inclosed for recreation: ( mil.) a space in an encampment occupied by the artillery; hence, a collection of artillery, or stores in an encampment.

Usage examples for park:

• There was a child there yesterday, playing in the Park with eyes- I've only seen their like once before. "The Brother of Daphne", Dornford Yates

• Let's go over to the park "The Desire of the Moth; and The Come On", Eugene Manlove Rhodes

• They had now reached a wicket gate in the wall of the park "Bonnie Prince Charlie A Tale of Fontenoy and Culloden", G. A. Henty

• I love the early walk across the park "Two Penniless Princesses", Charlotte M. Yonge