arch. A piece of land used for growing corn; corn-land.
1577–87. Holinshed, Chron., III. 823/1. The king … lodged within 3 miles of the citie in a corne ground up the river.
1719. De Foe, Crusoe, xi. (1840), I. 180. Two pieces of corn-ground.
1727. Swift, Gulliver, III. iv. 203. Vineyards, corn-grounds, and incadows.
