I. əˈgrerēən, -ra(a)r-, -rār- adjective
Etymology: Latin agrari us (from agr-, ager field + -arius -ary) + English -an — more at acre
1. : of or relating to the land or landed property
a policy of agrarian redistribution was sketched out — G.A.Craig
2.
a. : of, by, or characteristic of the farmer or his way of life
the application of agrarian virtues to … industrial economy — Lloyd Morris
b. : organized or designed to promote agricultural interests
an agrarian party drawing its original impulse from the grain growers and dairymen — H.R.Penniman
3. : growing wild in fields : campestral
• agrarianly adverb
II. noun
( -s )
Usage: often capitalized
: one who favors agrarianism ; especially : a member of an agrarian party or movement