noun
eatage
Eatage (noun) means Grass that has grown for animals such as horses and cattle to graze on.
noun
1
Grass that has grown for animals such as horses and cattle to graze on.
2
The legal right to let your animals graze in a particular field.
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Etymology
It is a corruption, as if from eat + -age, of edige, eddish; see eddish for more.
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What is the meaning of eatage?
"eatage" (noun) means grass that has grown for animals such as horses and cattle to graze on.
What is another word for eatage?
Other words for "eatage" include grass, pasturage, forage, pasture.
What are the different meanings of eatage?
"eatage" has 2 main meanings: 1. Grass that has grown for animals such as horses and cattle to graze on; 2. The legal right to let your animals graze in a particular field.
