pentrough (Meaning)
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pentrough (n.)
A penstock.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pentrough
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pentrough Sentence Examples
- The farmers guided the hungry cows through the pentrough to the pasture.
- After the heavy downpour, a small stream flowed along the pentrough.
- The livestock eagerly lined up behind the pentrough, waiting for their turn to drink.
- The pentrough served as a convenient watering hole for wildlife in the arid region.
- The wooden pentrough was weathered and worn, a testament to its years of use.
- The sheep huddled around the pentrough, their thirst quenched by the cool, clear water.
- The pentrough in the barn was perpetually filled with fresh hay for the horses and goats.
- The rusty pentrough was repurposed as a planter for colorful summer flowers.
- The children squealed with delight as they splashed water at each other in the makeshift pentrough.
- The pentrough was engraved with intricate designs, showcasing the artistry of local craftsmen.
FAQs About the word pentrough
A penstock.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The farmers guided the hungry cows through the pentrough to the pasture.
After the heavy downpour, a small stream flowed along the pentrough.
The livestock eagerly lined up behind the pentrough, waiting for their turn to drink.
The pentrough served as a convenient watering hole for wildlife in the arid region.
