Fallow
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 182
fal'o, adj. left untiilcd or unsowed for a tune. n. land that has lain a year or more un- — tilled or unsown after having been ploughed v t to plough land without seeding fOrig yellow or reddish yellow, and applied to mtl unsown or left bare of a crop, rum its oddish colour, from A.S fealo Ger filb, fahl allied to pallid as Gr. polios, livid, bans, pah (a, gray Fallon} is an extension offal ~ pal m pale Fallow-deer, fal'0-der, n a species of deer.smalk r than the red-deer, with broad ilat antleis, and of a yellcnuisk brown colour [untiilcd. Fallowne , fal'o-ncs, «. stale of being fallow or False, fawl.% ad/ deceptive or de
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