Definition of Lazybeds. Meaning of Lazybeds. Synonyms of Lazybeds

- Old lazybeds on North Harris...
- Lazybed is a play written by author and playwright Iain Crichton Smith. It was first performed in the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh, Scotland, on 10 October...
- Lazybeds for potato cultivation, County Mayo...
- at one time. We saw overgrown ridges and furrows that once had been the lazybeds (feannagan) on which former inhabitants had grown their potatoes and cereals...
- it as "the low 'island' of Stromay". Haswell-Smith (2004) writes "old lazybeds and a few scattered shieling ruins show that Stuley was probably yet another...
- point. Laia - the Basque h-shaped tool, also described as a foot plough. Lazybed, a form of agriculture Loy Story: Farm mechanisation, Page 2 – Machines...
- until the mid-1980s. The name Cnoc na Fennaig translates as "Hill of the Lazybeds" (this being a reference to the type of cultivation used throughout the...
- currently used for sheep grazing. Haswell-Smith however notes the remains of lazybeds, and ruins of shielings (habitations for summer grazing), and suggests...
- remains can still be seen to this day through the villages, stone walls and lazybeds which they left behind. By the end of the 19th century most of the county's...