DCHP-1 Online
meadow ((2)) 2 B.C. 
n. an expanse of grassland, usually more or less surrounded by trees, in the uplands and valleys of the mountains.
See also: outpost meadow slough meadow
- 1951 A top bush cowboy, he built a new ranch every two years, then always found another meadow bigger than his present one, and moved again.
- 1962 But within a year or two of the time when we visited them, they quit their piece of meadow and came out to civilization to stay.
- 1964 Last week, with the last fall roundups underway, cowboys bush-popped cattle out of the forested summer ranges, moved them down to the hay-stacked meadows for winter feeding.
- 1951 A top bush cowboy, he built a new ranch every two years, then always found another meadow bigger than his present one, and moved again.