hayrick

Meanings

• A large stack of hay, often constructed in a circular shape.

  - "The farmer built a hayrick in the field."
  - "After a long day of work, the farmer took a nap near the warm hayrick."

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Synonyms

haystack , wynd

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Rhymes

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hickory , ticktock , clockwork

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Variants

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hayrick , hayricks

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Etymology

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The word 'hayrick' comes from the Old English word 'hayrig', which means 'a stack of hay'.

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Related Concepts

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1. Bales of hay: Bales of hay are large, rectangular bundles of hay, typically weighing between 400 and 1000 pounds. Unlike hayrick, bales of hay can be easily transported and stored.

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Culture

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A hayrick is often used as a symbol of rural life and agriculture. In literature, a hayrick may be used as a setting for a story or as a metaphor for something else.

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