Accustomed pasture-ground (of sheep).

(a) pasturage, or the right of pasturage, for sheep (or a sheep); (b) a gate for the passage of sheep; a hurdle for enclosing sheep.

The tract of land under the charge of a ‘herd’ or shepherd employed by the owner or lord of the manor: see quot. 1537; a pasture-ground, a…

Land to which pertained the right of foldage; the right itself; hence, a sheepwalk.

a pasture or right of pasturage for wethers (see gang, n. 4c).

A tract of grass-land used for pasturing sheep.

a sheep-walk.

sheep-pasture.

a sheep-walk or sheep-track.

A pasture, esp. one for sheep; chiefly in combination sheep-sleight.

a sheepwalk.

= sheep-gate (a).

The ground occupied by a flock of sheep.

= sheep-walk, n.

a sheep-walk.

(see quot. 1892).

(The sheep in) a settled or accustomed pasture-ground.