green yard
/ˈɡriːn jɑːd/noun
1A grassy enclosure, a paddock.
2An enclosure for impounded animals and vehicles; a pound. Now historical.
3A grassed enclosure in which hounds are exercised.
4In Norwich: an open space to the north of the Cathedral, frequently used for preaching.
- The space was established in the 15th cent., and was originally provided with a permanent pulpit, and seats for dignitaries..
Origin
Late Middle English. Probably partly from green + yard, and partly from green + yard.
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