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barnyard

[ US /ˈbɑɹnˌjɑɹd/ ]
[ UK /bˈɑːnjɑːd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a yard adjoining a barn

How To Use barnyard In A Sentence

  • He went to the screen door that looked out on the barnyard.
  • Run-off from barnyards, cropland, feedlots, septic tanks, and intensively managed turf areas such as golf courses can introduce large quantities of organic matter and nutrients into a pond.
  • In the mud of their complacently perpetuated barnyard pond, they assert that no bright-browed, bright-apparelled shining figures can be outside of fairy books, old histories, and ancient superstitions. THE KANAKA SURF
  • The Supersuckers are like the bad kids who sit at the back of the class, throwing spitballs and making barnyard noises at the teacher.
  • He led me out of the main barnyard, down the aisle to the fields.
  • Their farmstead and barnyard areas are immaculately tidy.
  • Redeemed by such a critical choice, they'll soar like a glider, race like a Stealth, and, when overflying a barnyard or kennel, turn into a wicked-awesome dive bomber.
  • If I did not think that what the British State is deliberately trying to do, to turn 70 million people into cretinoid uncritical enslaved barnyard animals, on purpose and via long-term strategic (and focussed) planning, I would think it was merely funny … …. it can dictate a "policy" about how our bodies go about interacting with other bodies. The Libertarian Alliance: BLOG
  • The theme throughout the book is presented through the allegory of corrupt pigs and the passivity of the other barnyard animals.
  • Straight up the hill through the woods, it was only a ten-minute walk to the raggedy fence around Audette's barnyard. KING OF THE MOUNTAIN
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