buckstall (Meaning)
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buckstall (n.)
A toil or net to take deer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of buckstall
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buckstall Sentence Examples
- The old buckstall in the corner of the barn served as a resting place for weary travelers.
- The hunter carefully arranged his gear in the buckstall before heading out into the woods.
- The rancher built a sturdy buckstall to shelter his horses during the harsh winter months.
- The innkeeper led the tired guests to the cozy buckstall where they could unwind after a long journey.
- Sarah spent hours grooming her horse in the buckstall, ensuring it looked its best for the upcoming competition.
- The buckstall provided a safe haven for the horses during the thunderstorm.
- The stablehand mucked out the buckstall, removing the soiled bedding and replacing it with fresh straw.
- The children eagerly waited by the buckstall, hoping for a chance to ride the gentle ponies.
- The farmer repaired the broken latch on the buckstall door to keep the horses secure.
- As the sun set, the horses nestled together in the warmth of the buckstall, ready for a peaceful night's rest.
FAQs About the word buckstall
A toil or net to take deer.
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No antonyms found.
The old buckstall in the corner of the barn served as a resting place for weary travelers.
The hunter carefully arranged his gear in the buckstall before heading out into the woods.
The rancher built a sturdy buckstall to shelter his horses during the harsh winter months.
The innkeeper led the tired guests to the cozy buckstall where they could unwind after a long journey.
