Noun
Rent for a farm; a farm; also, an abode; a place of residence; as, he let his land to ferm.
Source: Webster's dictionaryBryan Van Eck with co-driver Lizzy Ferme and their Toyota Altezza ahead of hitting the course on Saturday. Source: Internet
Please Assemble at Parc Ferme at 6.45pm on Saturday 11th June. Source: Internet
La Vieille Ferme retails in the $10 to $15 dollar price range. Source: Internet
The Undersigned is not ignorant that some modern travellers, as Depons and Humboldt (Depons' "Voyage à la Terre Ferme", tome 3, p. 333; Humboldt's "Voyage to the Equin. Source: Internet
Attacks mounted on the deeply unpopular Ferme Générale, and it was eventually suppressed in 1791. Source: Internet
In 1775 he was made one of four commissioners of gunpowder appointed to replace a private company, similar to the Ferme générale, which had proved unsatisfactory in supplying France with its munitions requirements. Source: Internet