commonpatch

noun
UK /ˈkɒmən pætʃ/
US /ˈkɑːmən pætʃ/

A commonpatch is a small piece of land where many people grow things together.

The children planted carrots in the commonpatch behind the school.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A patch of ground shared by a whole village for grazing or farming.

In old times, every family let its sheep graze on the commonpatch.

3. A spot that many people use or pass through often.

The corner by the well became a commonpatch for neighbors to chat.

4. A small area where different things are mixed together.

The meadow was a commonpatch of wildflowers and tall grass.