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fallow - Dictionary definition and meaning for fallow

FALLOW

  • (noun) cultivated land that is not seeded for one or more growing seasons

  • (adj.) undeveloped but potentially useful

    "a fallow gold market"

  • (adj.) left unplowed and unseeded during a growing season

    "fallow farmland"

WordNet® 3.0, © 2006 by Princeton University.

Mnemonics for fallow

  • (Tag: eng) after plowing farmer fallow(fall-low) of money so, he left it without seeding(uncultivated)

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  • (Tag: ) fallow is like "falo" in hindi (fruit/ripe) so khet ko falne foolne ke liye it has to be left uncultivated..

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  • (Tag: ) callow land

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  • (Tag: ) remember seeds are sown in shalow depth pits.. here fallow - F symbolises False/not makin it Fallow i.e plowed bt not sowed.

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  • (Tag: ) fallow= buffalo, which are used in plowing the soil

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  • (Tag: ) if a Tennis player falls low in ranking, sooner he will be unseeded!

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  • (Tag: ) the farmer has alrdy plowed..now he has to FAL LOW to sow the seeds

    added by sagar_jhobalia    editEdit Mnemonic

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