1) Account 2) Area 3) Backyard 4) Basis 5) Building 6) Cause 7) Coffeeleftovers 8) Courtyard 9) Curtilage 10) Disproof 11) Dooryard 12) Dreg 13) Dregs 14) Evidence 15) Evidences 16) Falsification 17) Keepsfromflying 18) Punishesoneskid 19) Rationale 20) Reason 21) Reasons 22) Score 23) Settlings 24) Symptom 1) Area 2) Boundaries 3) Coffee maker debris 4) Coffee-filter filler 5) Confines 6) Estate 7) Evidence 8) French press remnants 9) Garden 10) Gardens 11) Information 12) Justification 13) Justification for a deposit 14) Keepers keep them 15) Limits 16) Playing areas 17) Polo or fair 18) Precincts 19) Private grounds 
[Noun] Reasons or justification for saying or doing something.
Guides used around openings and at the floorline to strike off plaster. They can consist of narrow strips of wood or of wide sub-jambs at interior doorways. They provide a level plaster line for installation of casing and other trim. 
Nailing strips placed in masonry walls as a means of attaching trim or furring.
[n] - a tract of land cleared for some special purposes (recreation or burial etc.)
First fixings in a building, usually rough sawn and carrying other finished items such as Skirting Boards.
curtilage noun the enclosed land around a house or other building; `it was a small house with almost no yard` noun a tract of land cleared for some special purposes (recreation or burial etc.)
reasons for bringing a case into the judicial system.