newtake
/ˈnjuːteɪk/Chiefly English regional (south-western )
noun
A piece of moorland newly enclosed and used for agriculture or stock, especially on Dartmoor in Devon.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Journals House of Commons. From new + take. Compare intake.
- foundation
- foundational
- foundation course
- foundation garment
- foundation stone
- foundation subjects
- founder
- founder effect
- founder member
- founder's day
- founding father
- founding member
- foundling
- found object
- foundress
- foundry
- fount
- fountain
- fountained
- fountainhead
- fountain pen
- Fountain Valley
- four
- four-bagger
- four-ball