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Definition of barn
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of barn is as below...
Barn (n.) A
covered
building
used
chiefly
for
storing
grain,
hay, and other
productions
of a farm. In the
United
States
a part of the barn is often used for
stables..
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Manure
::
Manure
(n.) Any
matter
which makes land
productive;
a
fertilizing
substance,
as the
contents
of
stables
and
barnyards,
dung,
decaying
animal
or
vegetable
substances,
etc..
Grave
::
Grave (v. t.) To
clean,
as a
vessel's
bottom,
of
barnacles,
grass,
etc., and pay it over with
pitch;
-- so
called
because
graves
or
greaves
was
formerly
used for this
purpose..
Barn
::
Barn (n.) A
covered
building
used
chiefly
for
storing
grain,
hay, and other
productions
of a farm. In the
United
States
a part of the barn is often used for
stables..
Dolly Varden
::
Dolly
Varden
() A
character
in
Dickens's
novel
Barnaby
Rudge,
a
beautiful,
lively,
and
coquettish
girl who wore a
cherry-colored
mantle
and
cherry-colored
ribbons..
Anatiferous
::
Anatiferous
(a.)
Producing
ducks;
--
applied
to
Anatifae,
under the
absurd
notion
of their
turning
into ducks or
geese.
See
Barnacle..
Chicken
::
Chicken
(n.) A young bird or fowl, esp. a young
barnyard
fowl..
Mow
::
Mow (n.) A heap or mass of hay or of
sheaves
of grain
stowed
in a barn.
Bantam
::
Bantam
(n.) A
variety
of small
barnyard
fowl, with
feathered
legs,
probably
brought
from
Bantam,
a
district
of
Java..
Barnacle
::
Barnacle
(sing.)
Spectacles;
-- so
called
from their
resemblance
to the
barnacles
used by
farriers.
Paries
::
Paries
(n.) The
triangular
middle
part of each
segment
of the shell of a
barnacle.
Scutum
::
Scutum
(n.) One of the two lower
valves
of the
operculum
of a
barnacle.
Grange
::
Grange
(n.) A
farmhouse,
with the barns and other
buildings
for
farming
purposes..
Skilling
::
Skilling
(n.) A bay of a barn; also, a
slight
addition
to a
cottage..
Sedentary
::
Sedentary
(a.)
Remaining
in one
place,
especially
when
firmly
attached
to some
object;
as, the
oyster
is a
sedentary
mollusk;
the
barnacles
are
sedentary
crustaceans..
Pedunculata
::
Pedunculata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Cirripedia,
including
the
stalked
or goose
barnacles..
Barn
::
Barn (n.) A
child.
[Obs.]
See
Bairn.
Soil
::
Soil (v. t.) To feed, as
cattle
or
horses,
in the barn or an
inclosure,
with fresh grass or green food cut for them,
instead
of
sending
them out to
pasture;
hence (such food
having
the
effect
of
purging
them),
to purge by
feeding
on green food; as, to soil a
horse..
Madge
::
Madge (n.) The barn owl.
Foul
::
Foul (v. t.) To cover (a
ship's
bottom)
with
anything
that
impered
its
sailing;
as, a
bottom
fouled
with
barnacles..
Acorn-shell
::
Acorn-shell
(n.) One of the
sessile
cirripeds;
a
barnacle
of the genus
Balanus.
See
Barnacle.
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