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hayloft

[ UK /hˈe‍ɪlɒft/ ]
[ US /ˈheɪˌɫɔft/ ]
NOUN
  1. a loft in a barn where hay is stored

How To Use hayloft In A Sentence

  • The farm's organic alfalfa is stored in the hayloft above.
  • Sitting in her work space, the "hayloft" of her home - a converted 1890s barn - Peach Carr, a Chicagotribune.com -
  • He had just descended from the hayloft where he had been pitching down some fresh supplies for the horses.
  • Three women escaped from prison and sought to hide in the hayloft of a local farmer's barn.
  • With a start, he realized that he was still in the hayloft, and the sun was well up.
  • With a start, he realized that he was still in the hayloft, and the sun was well up.
  • There is the farmer's house, the house for guests (in which we lived), the men's house, the dairy, the bakehouse, and the "staboor," which is a kind of hayloft, stable, and manure shed all in one. Young Knights of the Empire : Their Code, and Further Scout Yarns
  • She wrapped the blankets more tightly around herself, staring morosely out the open, shutterless window of the hayloft where she slept.
  • He crouches at the edge of the hayloft and stands up, looking around for fresh straw to take down to his horse.
  • - Despite a background in public health work, Hopkins was a lifelong chain-smoker and coffee drinker – a classic A-type personality who lived in his office and usually looked “as though he had spent the previous night sleeping in a hayloft.” Matthew Yglesias » Commerce Cabinet Crisis VII: Harry Hopkins
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