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Meaning of foreyard
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foreyard (n.)
The lowermost yard on the foremast.
foreyard Sentence Examples
- The foreyard of the ship was bustling with activity as sailors prepared for their voyage.
- The cannonballs were neatly arranged in the foreyard of the fortress, ready for battle.
- The children played happily in the foreyard of their home, their laughter echoing through the air.
- The blacksmith's foreyard was cluttered with tools, iron, and the sound of hammering.
- The inn's foreyard was crowded with travelers, horses, and carts.
- The castle's foreyard served as a parade ground for the knights.
- The university's foreyard was a tranquil space for students to gather and socialize.
- The garden's foreyard featured a beautiful fountain and lush flowerbeds.
- The church's foreyard was consecrated ground, where graves marked the resting places of the departed.
- The farmhouse's foreyard was a hive of activity during harvest time.
FAQs About the word foreyard
The lowermost yard on the foremast.
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The foreyard of the ship was bustling with activity as sailors prepared for their voyage.
The cannonballs were neatly arranged in the foreyard of the fortress, ready for battle.
The children played happily in the foreyard of their home, their laughter echoing through the air.
The blacksmith's foreyard was cluttered with tools, iron, and the sound of hammering.
