How to use haymow in a sentence
The barn swallows mix the clay with straw and feathers and so form very firm structures on the rafters above the haymows.
The Log of the Sun | William BeebeThese "billets," as they have been called by the men, are usually located in the haymows of the French homes.
History of Ambulance Company Number 139 | VariousAnd that was where she meant to live all the rest of her days,—in one of the haymows.
Little Grandmother | Sophie MayAnd they slept in the haymows and under the trees and worked hard and brought back all their money.
The Landloper | Holman DayThere is a delicate aroma from the falling leaves in the air, as sweet as the scent of fresh-filled haymows.
Wild Life Near Home | Dallas Lore Sharp
British Dictionary definitions for haymow
/ (ˈheɪˌmaʊ) /
a part of a barn where hay is stored
a quantity of hay stored in a barn or loft
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