ranch

IPA: rˈæntʃ

A large plot of land used for raising cattle, sheep or other livestock.
A small farm that cultivates vegetables and/or livestock, especially one in the Southwestern United States.
A house or property on a plot of ranch land.
(uncountable) Ranch dressing.

Examples of "ranch" in Sentences

Next to my wife, the ranch is the dearest thing in the world to me.
The dipping of pizza (and many other foods) in ranch is prevalent in both!
He lives here on what he calls his ranch, recalling in detail the day that still lives in infamy.
He lives here, on what he calls his ranch, recalling in detail the day that still lives in infamy.
And if you're old enough to be a member of AARP, the word "dude" should only be used if it's followed by the word "ranch".
ahh he stole the idea from a guy in texas who has the 'cadillac ranch'..it's nothing but cadd's all up ended all over his ranch...
I have always thought how wonderful it would be to have a big old ranch house *meaning a house on a ranch, not a 3-2 postwar ranch* and build smaller houses out back for my folks, her folks, etc.
A person may be able to live with one or two instances of such crimes, but if the ranch is astride a major conduit the problem becomes serious and can lead to bankruptcy of the ranch owner if not something worse.
Today the ranch is the property of the grandchildren of the first, Sres Gamazo y Manglano Hermanos, sons of D José María who have proceeded to complement the old cattle with others of Parladé and Santa Coloma origin.