sheepwalk
[ sheep-wawk ]
/ ˈʃipˌwɔk /
noun British.
a tract of land on which sheep are pastured.
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Words nearby sheepwalk
sheepshead, sheepshearing, sheepskin, sheepswool sponge, sheeptick, sheepwalk, sheer, sheer plan, sheerlegs, sheerness, sheers
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Example sentences from the Web for sheepwalk
New Lanark would still have been a sheepwalk, and Greenock a fishing hamlet.
The History of England from the Accession of James II.|Thomas Babington MacaulayNo road, not even a sheepwalk, connected his lonely dwelling with the abodes of men.
British Dictionary definitions for sheepwalk
sheepwalk
/ (ˈʃiːpˌwɔːk) /
noun
mainly British a tract of land for grazing sheep
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