butterfield
/ˈbʌtərfiːld/Definitions
1. noun
a grassy area, especially one in a park or along a road, where grass is trimmed to a short height
“The group decided to have a picnic on the neat butterfield next to the lake.”
2. noun
a tract of grassland in a park or along a road, typically managed by a local authority
“The city council hired a team to maintain the butterfield in the city center.”
3. proper noun
a surname of English origin, often associated with people of English descent
“The famous American explorer, William Clark, was known by his surname Butterfield after marrying into the family.”