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Meaning of innyard
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innyard (n.)
The yard adjoining an inn.
innyard Sentence Examples
- The innyard was bustling with activity as merchants unloaded their carts.
- The sweet scent of lavender wafted through the innyard, creating a relaxing ambiance.
- Travelers from far and wide congregated in the innyard, sharing stories and exchanging goods.
- The innkeeper's dog, a friendly golden retriever, greeted guests with a wagging tail in the innyard.
- The fountain in the center of the innyard provided a refreshing respite from the summer heat.
- The innyard was the heart of the village, where locals gathered for celebrations and announcements.
- As darkness fell, the innyard was illuminated by flickering lanterns, casting a warm glow.
- The innkeeper kept his barrels of ale and mead in a cellar below the innyard.
- Musicians often played lively tunes in the innyard, entertaining guests and creating a festive atmosphere.
- During winter, the innyard served as a communal gathering place where villagers could seek warmth and companionship.
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The yard adjoining an inn.
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The innyard was bustling with activity as merchants unloaded their carts.
The sweet scent of lavender wafted through the innyard, creating a relaxing ambiance.
Travelers from far and wide congregated in the innyard, sharing stories and exchanging goods.
The innkeeper's dog, a friendly golden retriever, greeted guests with a wagging tail in the innyard.
