Farm

farm, n. A tract of land inclosed for cultiva- tion by a tenant; ground devoted to agriculture: a landed estate a lease. — [farmed (farmd), farming.] To lease or let for an equivalent, as land for a rent; to give up to another, as an estate, busine , revenue, privilege, etc., receiving in return a percentage of what yields; to take at a certain rent or rate; to cultivate, as a farm. — To the soil, labor as an agriculturist. [AS. feorm, OF. fer me, LL. firm a. a feast, farm, tribute, lasting oath, L. firm us, firm, q. v.] — Farm'er. n. One •who farms, as, a cultivator of leased ground; or, one who collects taxes, customs, excise, etc., for a certain rate per cent. or, an agriculturist, husbandman. — Farm'ing. n. The busine of cultivating land.— Farm'ery, -er-Y. n. The building and yards of a farm.for the —Farm residence '-house,of a farmer.n. A house—yard,attached A to yard a farm,or inclosure attached to a barn.