| AQUAFARMS | • aquafarms n. Plural of aquafarm. • AQUAFARM v. to cultivate food fish. |
| BIRDFARMS | • BIRDFARM n. (US colloquial) an aircraft carrier. |
| FARMERESS | • farmeress n. (Dated) A female farmer. • FARMERESS n. a woman who farms. |
| FARMERIES | • farmeries n. Plural of farmery. • FARMERY n. farm buildings. |
| FARMHANDS | • farmhands n. Plural of farmhand. • FARMHAND n. a farm laborer. |
| FARMHOUSE | • farmhouse n. A house (usually the main house) on a farm; thus… • farm␣house n. Alternative form of farmhouse. • FARMHOUSE n. the farmer's house attached to a farm. |
| FARMLANDS | • farmlands n. Plural of farmland. • farm␣lands n. Plural of farm land. • FARMLAND n. cultivated land. |
| FARMSTEAD | • farmstead n. The main building of a farm. • farmstead n. A farm, including its buildings. • FARMSTEAD n. a farmhouse with buildings belonging to it. |
| FARMWIVES | • farmwives n. Plural of farmwife. • FARMWIFE n. the wife of a farmer. |
| FARMWORKS | • farmworks n. Plural of farmwork. • farm␣works n. Plural of farm work. • FARMWORK n. the labor done on a farm. |
| FARMYARDS | • farmyards n. Plural of farmyard. • FARMYARD n. an area surrounding farm buildings. |
| NONFARMER | • nonfarmer n. One who is not a farmer. • NONFARMER n. someone who is not a farmer. |
| STUDFARMS | • studfarms n. Plural of studfarm. • stud␣farms n. Plural of stud farm. • STUDFARM n. a horse-breeding farm. |
| SUPERFARM | • superfarm n. A large commercial farm, as opposed to the traditional smaller farms owned by families. • SUPERFARM n. a very big farm. |