to farm
- verb
- /fɑrm/
- Jargon
- You need to farm LFD, LFR, 10/25N, 10/25HC.
Examples
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People still farm dungeons and raids for items which don't improve their performance, such as mounts, pets, and transmog items.
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Many investors choose to farm cryptocurrency by staking their assets to earn rewards.
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There's a huge incentive for you to farm early and craft later.
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Players who can only farm monster power 0-5 should have a 10% chance of finding organs and keys per monster power up to 5.
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You have to not only know how to use affinity coins, but also have to farm a fairly large number of them (which can take a while).
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And you could take that stable coin and potentially then sell it and buy more staked ETH and basically over and over and over again farm yields.
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You can farm tokens in the decentralized finance ecosystem through liquidity provision.
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To maximize profits, users often farm by locking their digital assets in various protocols.
Idioms
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An area of land or sea with many tall machines that make electricity from wind
A very large place where people keep many animals in small spaces to make meat, milk, or eggs
- Archaic
A large farm where many people work together, usually run by the government
- Offensive
An informal name for a place where people stay to lose weight by diet and exercise
- Slur
An extremely offensive insulting word for Black people originally used for farm workers
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Farm in the crypto world borrows a simple image: like a field that grows crops, your tokens can be put to work to produce rewards. So to farm tokens is to lock or lend them in a system to earn extra coins, just as a farmer expects a harvest.