haystack (Meaning)
Wordnet
haystack (n)
a stack of hay
Webster
haystack (n.)
A stack or conical pile of hay in the open air.
Synonyms & Antonyms of haystack
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haystack Sentence Examples
- The farmer searched tirelessly through the towering haystack for his lost sheep.
- The children squealed with delight as they jumped into the soft, billowing haystack.
- The legend told of a tiny needle being found in an enormous haystack, symbolizing the difficulty of finding something seemingly impossible.
- The old mare cautiously approached the unfamiliar haystack, sniffing curiously.
- The haystack loomed large in the distance, a beacon guiding lost travelers.
- The mouse scurried beneath the haystack, seeking refuge from the prowling cat.
- The haystack served as a makeshift shelter for the weary hikers, blocking out the wind and rain.
- The artist captured the golden glow of the haystack in a breathtaking painting.
- The farmer's tools were piled haphazardly next to the haystack, waiting for use.
- The haystack cast a long shadow across the field, creating an eerie atmosphere at dusk.
FAQs About the word haystack
a stack of hayA stack or conical pile of hay in the open air.
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The farmer searched tirelessly through the towering haystack for his lost sheep.
The children squealed with delight as they jumped into the soft, billowing haystack.
The legend told of a tiny needle being found in an enormous haystack, symbolizing the difficulty of finding something seemingly impossible.
The old mare cautiously approached the unfamiliar haystack, sniffing curiously.
