barnful (Meaning)
Wordnet
barnful (n)
the quantity that a barn will hold
Synonyms & Antonyms of barnful
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barnful Sentence Examples
- The barnful of hay provided ample nourishment for the livestock throughout the winter months.
- The farmer stacked a barnful of corn husks for use as bedding for his animals.
- A frantic search ensued when a barnful of chickens mysteriously disappeared overnight.
- The old barn echoed with the sounds of a barnful of swallows chattering and nesting.
- The sweet smell of a barnful of newly mown grass filled the air, intoxicating the senses.
- The barnful of manure served as rich fertilizer for the surrounding fields, ensuring bountiful crops.
- A barnful of firewood kept the farmhouse warm and cozy during the frigid winter nights.
- The barnful of equipment had fallen into disrepair, rendering it useless for farmwork.
- The children explored the barnful of hay bales, delighting in their soft, springy nature.
- The barnful of obstacles served as an impromptu agility course, challenging the young horses to navigate.
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the quantity that a barn will hold
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The barnful of hay provided ample nourishment for the livestock throughout the winter months.
The farmer stacked a barnful of corn husks for use as bedding for his animals.
A frantic search ensued when a barnful of chickens mysteriously disappeared overnight.
The old barn echoed with the sounds of a barnful of swallows chattering and nesting.
