IPA: /krɒft/
KK: /krɔft/
A small piece of land, often used for farming or grazing, that is usually located close to a house.
They have a lovely croft where they grow vegetables and keep chickens.
Croft originates from Old English 'croft' (meaning a small enclosed field or farm). It refers to a small piece of land used for farming or dwelling, often associated with rural life.
Picture a small, enclosed field or farm — that's what a croft is, a little piece of land for growing crops or living.