praedium rusticanum
noun
praedium rus·ti·ca·num
-ˌrəstəˈkānəm
Roman, civil, & Scots law
: land upon which no building stands whether in town or country
Word History
Etymology
Latin, country praedium
- put (someone) out to grass
- put (someone) to flight
- put (someone) to the sword
- put (someone) up to
- put (something or someone) on the map
- put (something) behind (oneself)
- put (something) down to
- put (something) into practice
- put (something) into service
- put (something) into words
- put (something) out of one's mind
- put (something) over on (someone)
- put (something) to (good) use
- put (something) together with
- put a check on
- put a cork in it
- put a crimp in
- put a dampener on
- put a damper on
- put a dent
- put a different complexion on
- put a foot wrong
- put a guilt trip on
- put a gun to someone's head
- put a hold on