Greenacre

Proper noun

Meaning

Greenacre

(law) A fictitious or hypothetical estate in land, commonly used to discuss the rights of various parties to a piece of real property.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Related terms

Blackacre Whiteacre

Examples

If you’re in midtown and need some silence, visit Tudor City’s two parks on East 42nd Street, or Greenacre Park, on 51st Street. Source: Internet

NSW Police said the Greenacre man was re-arrested on Friday before being hit with a number of charges related to Thursday's crash which injured 14 people. Source: Internet

Greenacre says that although she teaches dancing, she still continues to be a student as well. Source: Internet

Greenacre says the dancers are being judged against themselves, rather than against the other participants. Source: Internet

“We’ve then had whole teams of people walking through the streets of Sydney double checking what the data is telling us,” Mr Greenacre said. Source: Internet

At his home in Greenacre, Mr al Daki lives with his mother and father, three siblings and his grandmother Amena Drgham, 64. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

green-winged macaw green-winged teal greenable Greenacres greenage greenalite