allotment
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a small piece of land in a town that you can rent and use for growing vegetables
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a narrow area at the edge of a lawn or garden path, with flowers and other small plants in it
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a public garden where many types of flowers and plants are grown, for people to enjoy and for scientific study
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a piece of ground, especially one where you grow fruit or vegetables, or where a particular plant grows
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in architecture, a line of columns that surrounds an outdoor space such as a garden inside a building, or the space surrounded by these columns
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a garden or part of a garden in which rocks are arranged with plants growing among them
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land divided into layers that look like steps, often so that they can be used for farming or for making a garden
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a path across someone’s grass or garden that is often made of hard material for people to walk on
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a percussion instrument used by football fans which makes a rattling sound when shaken
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