garden
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
garden/ˈɡɑːdn/
▶noun
- 1 chiefly Brit. a piece of ground adjoining a house, used for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables.
- 2 (gardens) ornamental grounds laid out for public enjoyment.
– phrases
everything in the garden is rosy Brit. everything is satisfactory.
everything in the garden is rosy Brit. everything is satisfactory.
– derivatives
gardener noun,
gardening noun.
gardener noun,
gardening noun.
'garden' also found in these Oxford entries:
academy
- adverbial
- alba
- allée
- alley
- anacoluthon
- arboretum
- arbour
- backyard
- bear garden
- bear pit
- beer garden
- bird table
- botanic garden
- Bramley
- buttercup
- candytuft
- cherry pie
- chickweed
- China rose
- common
- compost heap
- cottage garden
- cress
- delphinium
- dooryard
- Eden
- enchant
- escape
- fête champêtre
- folly
- fork
- French window
- garage sale
- garden centre
- garden city
- garden cress
- gardenia
- garden party
- garden pea
- garden suburb
- garden-variety
- garden warbler
- garth
- gazebo
- gnome
- Godwottery
- grotto
- guardian
