cross lots

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cross lots

  1. Across the fields; by way of a shortcut.
    • 1890, Sarah Orne Jewett, “Law Lane”, in Tales of New England, page 189:
      "I didn't see Crosby go by, did you?"¶ "He'd have had to foot it by the path 'cross-lots," replied Ezra, gravely, from the doorstep. "He's sold his hoss."

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