fauld (Meaning)
Wordnet
fauld (n)
a piece of armor plate below the breastplate
Webster
fauld (n.)
The arch over the dam of a blast furnace; the tymp arch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fauld
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fauld Sentence Examples
- The shepherd carefully guided his flock of sheep through the mountain fauld.
- The fauld served as a safe haven for the sheep during the harsh winter months.
- The farmer's dog kept a vigilant watch over the fauld, ensuring the safety of the flock.
- The sheep huddled together for warmth in the cozy confines of the fauld.
- The fauld was a familiar and comforting place for the sheep, providing shelter and protection.
- The farmer took pride in maintaining the fauld, ensuring it was always in good condition for his flock.
- The sheep eagerly returned to the fauld each evening, knowing they would find refuge and sustenance there.
- The fauld was a symbol of the farmer's care and dedication to his animals.
- Visitors to the farm often admired the well-kept fauld and the contented sheep within.
- The fauld stood as a testament to the harmonious relationship between the farmer and his flock.
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a piece of armor plate below the breastplateThe arch over the dam of a blast furnace; the tymp arch.
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The shepherd carefully guided his flock of sheep through the mountain fauld.
The fauld served as a safe haven for the sheep during the harsh winter months.
The farmer's dog kept a vigilant watch over the fauld, ensuring the safety of the flock.
The sheep huddled together for warmth in the cozy confines of the fauld.
