Definitions

1. noun

A large estate or a large area of land, especially in the United States.

“The Harriman estate was once a 240,000-acre ranch.”

2. proper noun

A family of American industrialists and politicians, including Edward H. Harriman and W. Averell Harriman.

“The Harriman family played a significant role in the development of the American railroad system.”

3. verb

To travel or journey in a leisurely or sporting manner, especially on horseback.

“The Harriman Cup is a prestigious equestrian competition that takes place every year.”