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An enclosed place or tract of land.

The visible boundary around an enclosed place or tract of land, consisting of a fence, hedge, wall, or similar structure, or the invisible boundary around an unenclosed place or tract of land. The boundary is “broken” if anyone crosses the boundary without permission or an invitation from the land’s owner. See also breach.

The legal interest of one who owns a particular piece of enclosed or unenclosed land.

To consummate, conclude, or bring to an end, especially a discussion or negotiation. See also closing.