lawn base
verbEtymology From lawn + base likely from the fact that the features of the base are out "on the lawn".
1
To create a lawn base.
noun, verb — 2 senses
Etymology From lawn + base likely from the fact that the features of the base are out "on the lawn".
A base with no walls or ceiling where all the function blocks and machines are outside.
Etymology From lawn + base likely from the fact that the features of the base are out "on the lawn".
To create a lawn base.
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