The term 'Bucolic Settings' can be summarized as rural or pastoral settings. The term is derived from the Greek word 'boukolos', which means 'HERDSMAN'. It is often used to describe a peaceful, idyllic countryside setting, often with rolling hills, lush vegetation, and animals grazing in the fields. The crossword solution for this term is LEAS, which stands for 'Livestock Enclosure Allotment Scheme'. This scheme was introduced in England in the late 19th century to provide farmers with land for grazing their livestock.