an ancient term for a barn or place wherein to lay up and thresh corn. The word is formed of the Latin granae; or of gramma, "grain, corn," &c. Hence also granger or grangier, "a grange-keeper or farmer."

GRANGE is also used, in a more extensive sense, for a whole farm, with all the appendages of stables for horses, stalls for cattle, &c. and for an inn.