hay-cutter (Meaning)
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hay-cutter (n.)
A machine in which hay is chopped short, as fodder for cattle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hay-cutter
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hay-cutter Sentence Examples
- The farmer meticulously used the hay-cutter to prepare feed for his livestock.
- The hay-cutter's blades glided effortlessly through the dried grass, creating uniform strands.
- The old hay-cutter, a relic of the past, still performed admirably.
- The hay-cutter's motor hummed loudly, signaling its presence in the barn.
- The hay-cutter's efficiency allowed the farmer to quickly provide ample feed for his animals.
- The sharp blades of the hay-cutter required regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance.
- The hay-cutter's housing protected its mechanisms from dust and debris.
- The farmer lubricated the hay-cutter regularly to prevent any mechanical failures.
- The hay-cutter's gearbox ensured smooth operation and extended its lifespan.
- The hay-cutter, an indispensable tool for farmers, saved both time and effort in preparing animal feed.
FAQs About the word hay-cutter
A machine in which hay is chopped short, as fodder for cattle.
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No antonyms found.
The farmer meticulously used the hay-cutter to prepare feed for his livestock.
The hay-cutter's blades glided effortlessly through the dried grass, creating uniform strands.
The old hay-cutter, a relic of the past, still performed admirably.
The hay-cutter's motor hummed loudly, signaling its presence in the barn.
