sheepwalk
- noun
- UK
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pastizal
- The flock roamed freely across the sheepwalk during the summer months.
Examples
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He invested in a large sheepwalk to expand his farming business.
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Many of the region's hills have been maintained as sheepwalks for centuries.
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The sheepwalk is lush and green.
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Farmers often use a sheepwalk for grazing.
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The farmer decided to buy a new piece of sheepwalk to expand his grazing grounds.
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They took the dogs out to the sheepwalk where the flock was grazing peacefully.
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During the summer, the sheepwalk becomes lively as the sheep roam freely across the green fields.
Synonyms
3
2.5
Land with grass where animals like cows or sheep eat
2
3.7
Land covered with grass where cows or sheep eat
2
2.6
Land with grass where farm animals eat
A large farm where people raise many sheep
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Etymology
Sheepwalk joins sheep and walk, giving the clear image of land where sheep 'walk' and eat grass. So a sheepwalk is a farm or area used for grazing and raising sheep.