Arrish
noun
(southwest english, dialect) corn stubble
historical examples
in devon a corn-field, which has been cut and cleared, is called an “arrish.”
notes and queries, number 74, march 29, 1851 various
but it must be observed, there is a difference between “arrish” and “harrisers.”
notes and queries, number 74, march 29, 1851 various
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