Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Paddocks

👉 Paddocks are small, grass-covered areas that are often used for grazing livestock in the United States. They can vary greatly in size and shape, with some being flat or slightly raised above ground level, while others may be more irregularly shaped and have a distinctive shape or pattern. In the context of paddockstools, they refer to any piece of equipment used to support or carry an animal over rough terrain, such as a plow, hoe, hay bale, or other similar

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👉 Paddockstone is a term used in English language, referring to an area within a farm or land where horses are kept. It typically refers to a large paddock that is fenced and has grasslands around it. Paddocks can be found on farms that specialize in raising horses for racing, show jumping, or other purposes.

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👉 Paddocks are large areas of land that are used for grazing livestock, typically sheep, cattle or horses. They are often found in rural or semi-rural areas where farmland is scarce and there is limited access to water sources. Paddocks can be managed as a pasture or a grassland, depending on the type of livestock being raised. Paddocks are typically divided into paddock blocks and each block contains a set number of paddocks that are used for grazing. The size and

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