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Fallow
Pale red or pale yellow as a fallow deer or greyhound
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Fallow-land
Fallow-land, land ploughed, but not sown, and left uncultivated for a time after successive crops.
Fallow deer
A European species of deer Cervus dama much smaller than the red deer In summer both sexes are spotted with white It is common in England where it is often domesticated in the parks
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Yellow fallow dun
Inhoc, or Inhoke
ploughed up and sowed with oats, etc., and sometimes fenced in when the rest of the field lies fallow, Kenn. Glos.
Warectare
Warectare, to plough up land designed for wheat in the spring, in order to let it lie fallow for better improvement, which in Kent is called summer-land, Jac. Law Dict
Uncultivated lands
context in which it appears, mean 'cultivable but not cultivated', i.e. fit for cultivation, but allowed to lie fallow. It is uncultivable or unfit for cultivation, State of Gujarat v. Gujarat Revenue Tribunal, AIR 1980 SC 91:
Novale
ploughed and converted into tillage, and which had not been tilled before within the memory of man; also fallow land, Chambers.
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