henhouses Antonyms
Meaning of henhouses
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henhouses (pl.)
of Henhouse
henhouses Sentence Examples
- The mischievous weasels plundered the henhouses, leaving a trail of feathers and chaos.
- The farmers patrolled their henhouses at night, deterring any predators that dared to approach.
- The sound of clucking hens echoing through the henhouses created a soothing symphony for the countryside.
- The chickens pecked and scratched within their henhouses, oblivious to the watchful eyes of their human caretakers.
- The henhouses were carefully designed to provide both shelter and sustenance for the poultry.
- The old henhouse, weathered and dilapidated, stood as a testament to countless generations of hens.
- The fox prowled the outskirts of the henhouses, its keen senses scanning for an opportunity to strike.
- The eggs gathered from the henhouses were a precious source of nourishment for the nearby village.
- The henhouses were a bustling hub of activity at dawn, as the chickens emerged to greet the new day.
- The scent of freshly laid eggs permeated the air around the henhouses, a testament to the productivity of their feathered inhabitants.
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of Henhouse
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The mischievous weasels plundered the henhouses, leaving a trail of feathers and chaos.
The farmers patrolled their henhouses at night, deterring any predators that dared to approach.
The sound of clucking hens echoing through the henhouses created a soothing symphony for the countryside.
The chickens pecked and scratched within their henhouses, oblivious to the watchful eyes of their human caretakers.
