streamsidepasture
nounUK /ˈstriːm.saɪdˌpɑːs.tʃə/
US /ˈstriːm.saɪdˌpæs.tʃɚ/
A grassy field right next to a small river where animals can eat.
The cows walked down to the streamsidepasture to drink and graze.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A farming area kept green by water from a nearby stream.
The farmer fenced off the streamsidepasture so the sheep could stay near the water.
3. A quiet natural spot by a brook used for resting livestock.
On hot days, the horses rested in the shade of the streamsidepasture.
4. Land along a watercourse set aside for grazing rather than crops.
They turned the low streamsidepasture into grazing land instead of planting corn.