day's math

noun

A unit of area referring to the amount of land that one person can mow in a single day, roughly equivalent to one acre.

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nounday's math (plural day's maths)

plural day's maths

  1. historicalobsoleteA unit of area referring to the amount of land that one person can mow in a single day, roughly equivalent to one acre.

    Synonyms: demath

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nounA unit of area referring to the amount of land that one person can mow in a single day, roughly equivalent to one acre.

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