1. To engage in farming. To let to farm, to lease on rent.

2. To let out, as lands, to a tenant on condition of paying rent; to take at a certain rent; to lease or let, as taxes, impost, or other duties, at a certain sum or rate per cent.; to cultivate, as land.

3. A portion of land usually leased on rent, with buildings necessary for the business of farming; the state of land leased on rent reserved; a lease.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• formr,
• forarm,
• formd,
• fram,
• fearl,
• forom,
• fprm,
• forsm,
• fairm,
• faci,
• fourm,
• parm,
• forme,
• foerm,
• firmy,
• nufarm,
• fornm,
• fikm,
• ferom,
• fara

• arm,
• FRAM-A,
• vroom,
• harm,
• FORMA,
• From,
• VRUMI,
• form,
• Frim,
• FRM/FIM,
• fare,
• forum,
• Frumah,
• FERMA,
• FFARM,
• Farron,
• FWARM,
• VRAM,
• Ferme,
• FIRMU,
• VRM,
• firm,
• I-FRAME,
• FRMY,
• FRAM,
• frame-up,
• frame,
• vermi,
• PhRMA,
• Ferm,
• FYROM,
• vorm,
• Fruma,
• de-form,
• by-form,
• Re-form,
• Forme,
• fermi,
• in-form,
• FRAM-P,
• A-frame,
• far,
• FROMM,
• pro-form,
• FREM,
• in-firm,
• WFRM,
• warm,
• foram,
• S-FRAME,
• pharma,
• Fee-farm,
• farms,
• FERAM,
• viraemia,
• FURAM,
• P-FRAME,
• bi-form,
• Ferrum,
• PHARM,
• PHIRM,
• viremia,
• Farren,
• FIRMA,
• FRM,
• WVRAAM,
• PHARME,
• pre-form,
• E-FORM.

The adverb for the word "farm" is "farmingly".

The adjective form of the word "farm" is "farmable".

The plural of the "farm" can be the "farms".

The singular of the "farm" can be the "farm".