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dooryard

NOUN
  1. a yard outside the front or rear door of a house

How To Use dooryard In A Sentence

  • Yes | No | Report from ray wrote 1 year 21 weeks ago ya might be a redneck if yer dooryard is paved with empty, .22 hulls (and you emptied them there, true), also if you can make an ole SShot shotgun bark fast as others shoot their ole 97's (and it doesn't bother ya the least that it's a wire twist barrel, after all thats whut lite loads were made for .. You Might Be a Redneck Gun Nut If . . .
  • I saw it over and over again, blooming bravely in dooryard gardens despite the sizzling heat on the rough, wind-swept prairies.
  • The younger one hopped in and they drove back up to the dooryard.
  • He dropped her off at her dooryard and drove off.
  •     He can hear his mother telling him once, as she pulled weeds in the dooryard: You mind you be careful what you wish for, boy, cause you might get it ... but more likely you'll get something else. Hotel Chelsea - Intercut 8
  • Her little face was like the pansies that used to grow in mother's dooryard; and a dooryard is the place for pansies, not a stage. It, and Other Stories
  • I'll take it right from your own dooryard in just about two jiffies. The Gold Girl
  • New Englanders saved weaving drafts written on the back of old letters, handmade dye books, and yarn reels carved in some farmer's dooryard.
  • Squinting against the array of floodlights lighting up the dooryard like high noon, Maddy swung the truck in a wide circle, stopped it right beside the porch steps, and shut off the engine. Dragon Warrior
  • Just as she finished setting the last stitches, she heard his footsteps in the dooryard.
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