Fell
/ˈfɛl/
Definitions
- (adj.) Describes land or timber that has been cut down.
The fell timber was removed from the property following the logging operation.
- (n.) An area of barren or mountainous land, often relevant in property descriptions.
The boundary included the rocky fell to the north of the estate.
- (v.) To cut down trees or timber.
The forestry company was authorized to fell trees on the leased land.
Forms
- fell
- fells
- felling
- felled
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Commentary
In legal drafting, use 'fell' carefully to distinguish between land descriptions and actions related to cutting timber, as context is essential for clear interpretation.
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