yard
noun [C] (GARDEN) /jɑːd/
/jɑːrd/ US (UK garden)Definition
A2 a piece of land next to a house, usually used for growing flowers, grass, and other plantsGardens and yards
(Definition of yard noun (GARDEN) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- allotment noun (GROUND)
- backyard noun
- barnyard noun
- cloister noun
- cloistered adjective (COVERED)
- compound noun (AREA)
- court noun (OPEN AREA)
- farmyard noun
- forecourt noun
- formal adjective (GARDEN)
- formally adverb (GARDEN)
- garden noun
- ground noun (LAND)
- junkyard noun
- precinct noun (AROUND BUILDING)
- quad noun (SQUARE)
- roof garden noun
- yard noun (WORK AREA)
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