Definitions
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- noun A wheat field; a field of wheat; a plot of land planted with
wheat .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a field planted with wheat
Etymologies
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Examples
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On the farther side of the wheatfield was the high ridge on which the enemy's cavalry was formed, and beyond which his batteries were posted; and it extended across the road into the fields on the right, but was wooded on the left of the road.
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He could swear that Pike had often visited him -- that is, his wheatfield and corral -- after dark, but a daylight visit from a
Romance of California Life John Habberton 1881
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Were there three sad tigers on a trash pile in a wheatfield that were miraculously evaded by chance?
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Were there three sad tigers on a trash pile in a wheatfield that were miraculously evaded by chance?
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Were there three sad tigers on a trash pile in a wheatfield that were miraculously evaded by chance?
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Were there three sad tigers on a trash pile in a wheatfield that were miraculously evaded by chance?
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On some wheatfield gently rolling in the shadows of the still standing WTC towers.
On agro 2008
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Cuz Jake is a homeschooled Amish shut-in from the wrong side of the wheatfield who, until arriving in Orlando, had never even talked to a non-relative.
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If they meet you in darkness, or here, half hidden in a bloody wheatfield, then they are not declared for you.
The Red Queen Philippa Gregory 2010
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It was supposed to stay a shitty question, lost in a wheatfield two hours west of Salina.
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