0 a possession or piece of property that is considered to be a typical feature of a particular way of living: --
It is shorter, which in itself is a merit, and it gets over all the difficulties of deciding what is a dairy appurtenance.
Not only must the quality of appurtenances and amenities be made higher but the overall area of the accommodation must be increased.
It may refer to the rectory or to appurtenances of the rectory.
I presume that "land" includes farmland, and therefore farm buildings, farm houses and all the appurtenances.
Why should we turn against the appurtenances of the age, be it cars, motor cycles, aeroplanes or anything else, to make democracy work more effectively?
It is a matter of the interpretation of, "the house and its appurtenances".
Eleven new squadrons will come into being with all their appurtenances and reserves.
We must build up our appurtenances for agriculture, and improve our appliances and our stock.
