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Mown
Cut down by mowing as grass deprived of grass by mowing as a mown field
Latter-math
Latter-math, a second mowing; the aftermath.
Gavelmed
Gavelmed, the duty or work of mowing grass or cutting meadow land, required by the lord from his customary tenants. A tenant is customary service
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Falcatura
Falcatura, one day's mowing of grass, a customary service to the lord by his inferior tenants. Falcata, the fresh grass mowed and
Andena
Andena, a swath or line of grass or corn in mowing, or as much ground as a man can stride over at once, Jac. Law Dict.
Scythe
An instrument for mowing grass grain or the like by hand composed of a long curving blade with a sharp edge made
Mower
One who or that which mows a mowing machine as a lawn mower
Lattermath
The latter or second mowing the aftermath
Hain
To inclose for mowing to set aside for grass
Desecate
To cut as with a scythe to mow
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