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barn
1[bahrn]
noun
a building for storing hay, grain, etc., and often for housing livestock.
a very large garage for buses, trucks, etc.; carbarn.
verb (used with object)
to store (hay, grain, etc.) in a barn.
barn
2[bahrn]
noun
a unit of nuclear cross section, equal to 10 −24 square centimeter. b
barn
1/ bɑːn /
noun
a large farm outbuilding, used chiefly for storing hay, grain, etc, but also for housing livestock
a large shed for sheltering railroad cars, trucks, etc
any large building, esp an unattractive one
(modifier) relating to a system of poultry farming in which birds are allowed to move freely within a barn
barn eggs
barn
2/ bɑːn /
noun
b. a unit of nuclear cross section equal to 10 – 28 square metre
Other Word Forms
- barnlike adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of barn1
Word History and Origins
Origin of barn1
Origin of barn2
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
The newly purchased abode, which was built in 1919, is a Spanish-style ranch that comes with guesthouses, a barn, and stables.
He was inspired in part by tiny Pomfret, Vt., home to a farm with classic red barns that offers the quintessential New England scenery.
“They hear the buzz of a drone and hide in barns or henhouses. Then, when the drone passes, they all come out,” he said.
The pair, who are taking bookings for 2026, say they are looking at converting some of the other barns on the property into accommodation to enable whole wedding parties to stay.
They bought a house on eight acres, and eventually expanded to nine other buildings, including a yoga studio, a wood shop, a barn and a garage.
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