How to pronounce “drift of the forest”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (British, law, historical) The act of driving or herding cattle in a forest to a particular place in order to determine who they belong to and whether the owners have a right to common or pasture them in the forest, and whether any fines should be paid by those without such a right.

Practice Nearby Words

drift, driftland, driftway, agistment, deerstalking, beat, browse, droveway, field trial, creaght, pulture, slot, common of shack, riding, foil, cattle-drive, drove, pinfold, spreath, graze, browsing, grazing, stable-stand, deerfold, dogdraw, gait, trip, stably, hot trod, open-field test, common riding, store farm, nowt, stray, pascuage, cattle drive, casting, beefwood, raze, sowm, pannage, foxhunt, common-riding, orfgild, raik, bucking, yard, drive, flerd, heft, commonage, ridstake, foddering, herdgroom, rudster, abigeat, runway, forage, cut-out, venery, haft, grazier, fox hunt, silvopasture, train, fox hunting, pasturage, lease, shepherding, quartering, bruery, rout, eatage, abactor, hirsel, race, drover, hark back, cowlot, enurny, hark-back, draft, range, grassing, travois, wolf guarding the sheep, horsiculture, tramping, livestock unit, trail hunt, coverthound, cattle dog, pig-sticking, stalking horse, horselore, surcharge, rustling, wroo, mustering, lare

Similar Sounds

drift apart, deed of trust, state of the art, step to the fore, stradavarius, sign of the cross, stratospheres, ctenophora, ctenophore, sartoris