haybox
- noun
- /ˈheɪˌbɑks/
- The farmer filled the haybox with fresh hay every morning for the horses.
Examples
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He built a sturdy haybox to keep the feed dry and organized.
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During winter, the cows gathered around the large wooden haybox in the barn.
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The farmer built a haybox for his horses.
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We need to fill the haybox with fresh hay.
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The farmer filled the haybox with fresh hay every morning for the horses.
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During winter, the cows gathered around the large wooden haybox in the barn.
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He built a sturdy haybox to keep the feed dry and organized.
Synonyms
A usually rectangular container with a lid for holding things or the amount it holds
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Etymology
Haybox is simply hay + box, a box for hay. Farmers filled a haybox to keep hay dry and ready 'to feed' horses and cows, so it now means a container for animal feed.