Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| allee | (Fr.) an avenue, walk or garden path. |
| allotment | a piece of ground let out for spare-time cultivation. |
| arable | suitable for ploughing; (noun) ploughed land. |
| arbored | furnished with an arbor, a bower of trees. |
| arboret | (Obs.) a shrubbery. |
| arbour | a bower or shady retreat, with sides and roof formed mainly by trees and climbing plants. |
| arboured | equipped with an arbour, a bower of trees. |
| arish | (Dial.) a stubble field. |
| arrish | (Dial.) a stubble field. |
| backland | a piece of land at the back of an established property. |
| backyard | an area at the rear of a house. |
| bagh | (Hinglish) a garden. |
| barn | a building for storing hay, straw etc. (verb) to store in a barn |
| barnyard | a yard near a barn. |
| barton | a farmyard. |
| bowery | (US) a farm. |
| chinampa | (Nahuatl) a floating garden of earth piled on rafts of twigs. |
| coldhouse | a plant frame or greenhouse without artificial heat. |
| coolhouse | a greenhouse kept at a cool temperature. |
| cornfield | a field in which corn is growing. |
| cornland | ground suitable for growing grain. |
| cornloft | a loft for corn; a granary. |
| courtyard | a court or enclosed ground attached to a building, usually a large house. |
| creamery | a place where butter and cheese are made, or where milk and cream are put up in cans for market. |
| croft | a small piece of arable land; (verb) to expose cloth to the elements in the course of bleaching it. |
| cropland | land on which crops are grown. |
| cutover | (US) land cleared of trees. |
| dooryard | (US) a yard about the door of a house. |
| dungheap | a heap of dung. |
| dunghill | a heap of manure. |
| dungmere | a manure-pit. |
| ejido | (Spanish) a piece of land farmed communally in Mexico. |
| erf | a S. African garden plot. |
| estancia | (Spanish) a Spanish-American cattle-estate. |
| farm | a tract of land devoted to agriculture; (verb) to manage and cultivate as a farm. |
| farmhouse | the farmer's house attached to a farm. |
| farmland | cultivated land. |
| farmstead | a farmhouse with buildings belonging to it. |
| farmyard | an area surrounded by farm buildings. |
| fazenda | (Port.) a hacienda, a coffee plantation. |
| feedlot | a plot of land on which livestock is fattened. |
| feedyard | a place where cattle are kept and fed. |
| fenceline | the continuous extent of fence encompassing a tract of land, especially on a ranch. |
| fencewire | wire used in making fence. |
| fencerow | the land occupied by a fence. |
| ferm | (Spenser) a farm, lodging. |
| foodland | land for the production of food. |
| foodshed | the area through which food is transported from farm to consumer. |
| garden | a piece of ground on which flowers, etc are cultivated, adjoining a house; (verb) to cultivate a plot of ground. |
| gardenless | without a garden. |
| garth | (ON) a small yard surrounded by a cloister. |
| grainfield | a field where grain is grown. |
| granary | a storehouse or repository for grain, esp after it is thrashed or husked. |
| greenway | a piece of undeveloped land in a city. |
| hacienda | (Spanish) a landed estate, a ranch. |
| hardscape | in the practice of landscaping, the built environment including paved areas like streets & sidewalks, structures, walls etc. |
| hardscrabble | relating to a piece of barren or barely arable soil; (noun) great effort made in the face of difficulties. |
| hayfield | a field where grasses for hay are grown. |
| headrig | (Scots) a headland in a ploughed field. |
| herbar | (Spenser) a herb-garden. |
| herbary | a garden of herbs; a cottage garden. |
| homestead | a dwelling-house with outhouses and enclosures immediately connected with it. |
| hopfield | a field where hops are grown. |
| hothouse | a greenhouse; (verb) to rear intensively. |
| ing | a meadow, esp one beside a river. |
| kailyaird | a cabbage patch, a kitchen garden. |
| kailyard | a cabbage patch, a kitchen garden. |
| kaleyard | a cabbage patch, a kitchen garden. |
| kibbutz | (Hebrew) in Israel, an agricultural settlement. |
| kolhoz | (Russian) a collective or cooperative farm in the former USSR. |
| kolkhos | (Russian) a collective or cooperative farm in the former USSR. |
| kolkhoz | (Russian) a collective or cooperative farm in the former USSR. |
| kolkoz | (Russian) a collective or cooperative farm in the former USSR. |
| latifondo | a great landed estate. |
| latifundio | (Lat.) a great landed estate. |
| latifundium | (Lat.) a great landed estate. |
| lawn | a smooth space of ground covered with grass (verb) to turn into lawn |
| lawned | having a lawn. |
| lawny | having a lawn; like a lawn. |
| lea | a meadow or pasture. |
| leasow | (OE) a pasture; (verb) to pasture. |
| leasowe | (OE) a pasture. |
| leaze | a pasture. |
| ley | a meadow or pasture. |
| linch | an unploughed strip as a boundary between two fields. |
| linchet | an unploughed strip as a boundary between two fields. |
| lynchet | an unploughed strip as a boundary between two fields. |
| meadow | a tract of grassland. |
| meadowy | of or pertaining to meadows > MEADOWIER, MEADOWIEST. |
| middenstead | the site of a midden. |
| milpa | (Spanish) in Central America and Mexico, a small cultivated field, usually of corn or maize. |
| minipark | a small park. |
| mixen | a dunghill. |
| olitory | (Arch.) a potherb, a kitchen garden. |
| onstead | a single farmhouse; a steading. |
| orchard | an area for the cultivation of fruit trees. |
| orchat | (Obs.) an orchard. |
| padang | (Malay) a field, esp a playing field. |
| paddy | a rice field. |
| park | a piece of land in a town for public recreation (verb) to leave a vehicle in a location for a time |
| parkish | like a park. |
| parkland | a grassland region with isolated or grouped trees. |
| parklike | resembling an outdoor recreational area. |
| parkly | like a park. |
| parrock | (Scots) a croft, or small field; a paddock; (verb) to confine in a parrock. |
| parterre | (Fr.) a flower garden in which beds and paths form a pattern. |
| pasturage | the business of feeding or grazing cattle. |
| pastural | relating to pasture. |
| pasture | grass for grazing; (verb) to put to grazing. |
| pastureland | land used for pasture. |
| pightle | a small enclosure; a croft. |
| plaas | (Afrikaans) a farm. |
| platband | (Fr.) a border of flowers in a garden, along a wall or a parterre. |
| pleasance | (Arch.) a pleasure ground or specialized part of a garden. |
| ploughgate | (Scots) plowland. |
| ploughland | land under the plough. |
| plowland | land under the plough. |
| potager | (Fr.) a garden laid out in a decorative way. |
| ranch | an establishment for raising livestock; (verb) to work on a ranch. |
| ranchette | a small ranch. |
| ranchland | the land occupied by a ranch. |
| ranchlike | like a ranch. |
| ricefield | a field used for growing rice. |
| rickyard | a farmyard or enclosure where ricks are stored. |
| roji | (Japanese) a form of Japanese garden design. |
| rosarium | (Lat.) a rose garden. |
| rosebed | a part of a garden where roses grow. |
| saeter | (Norwegian) an upland pasture that provides summer pasture. |
| sawah | (Malay) an irrigated paddy-field. |
| seedbed | a piece of ground for receiving seed. |
| shamba | (Swahili) in E. Africa, any plot, farm or smallholding used for growing crops. |
| sheepwalk | a range of pasture for sheep. |
| showring | a cattle-show ring. |
| showyard | a yard where cattle etc. are shown. |
| silo | a container for grain; (verb) to put or keep in a silo. |
| smallholding | a small-scale farm. |
| sovkhoz | (Russian) a Soviet state-owned farm. |
| stackyard | a yard or inclosure for stacks of hay or grain. |
| staddle | a support for a haystack. |
| superfarm | a very big farm. |
| vinery | a hothouse for rearing vines. |
| vineyard | an area planted with grapevines. |
| viticetum | a plantation of vines. |
| weedery | a place full of weeds or for growing weeds. |
| wheatfield | a field of wheat. |
| woodlot | a piece of land reserved for the growing of timber. |
| yaird | a garden. |