a. [f. as prec. + -Y.] Marked by the presence of farms.
1815. L. Hunt. Sonnet, To Hampstead.
| A steeple issuing from a leafy rise, | |
| With farmy fields in front, and sloping green, | |
| Dear Hampstead, is thy southern face serene, | |
| Silently smiling on approaching eyes. |
1857. Mrs. Gore, Two Aristocracies, I. XV. 262. A fair landscape stretching far into the distance—farmy fields and stretching parks.
