Barns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARNS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BARN, to store in a large storage building
NOUN:
• a large farm building used for storing grain, hay, or straw or for housing livestock.
• a large shed used for storing road or railway vehicles.
• a large and uninviting building
• a unit of area, 10⁻²⁸ square metres, used especially in particle physics.
• a unit of area, 10⁻²⁸ square metres, used especially in particle physics.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to store in a barn (a large storage building)

Words related to BARNS

barn6 barned9 barning10

How to use BARNS in a sentence

• The savages burned thirty-two houses and barns, and the beleaguered people were in great distress.
• The architecture of the Cotswold barns is often very beautiful.
• So she peered eagerly towards the shadowy outlines of the barns and sheds until at length a wan moon rose and gave her blessed light.
• It is deep in the woods, except that some miles from its opening there is a lumbering-station, with house and barns.
• Eversley Church and rectory stand almost alone, save for a farmhouse and barns, being nearly a mile from the other portions of the village.
• Domestic life begins again, and they that sow not, neither gather into barns, are fed.
• The landscape gained in loveliness, the sheep seemed like phantoms, the solitary barns like monsters of the night.
• The house and barns were substantial and in good repair.
• A two-story, unpainted frame house with several barns and sheds comprised the group.
• In fact, I have advocated the building of more barns in order that we might have more places for nut trees.
• We were all living in an empty deserted farmhouse, with a yard, a big orchard, wide barns and a wild overrun garden.
• No one would be such a fool as to set his own barns on fire.
• Why not call Barns of Ayr Wallace Oven? Read up Blind Harry for picturesque story Barns of Ayr.
• Their barns were bigger than their houses, but the contrary is often the case today.
• Modern times have known dream-evidence in cases of murder, as in the Assynt murder, and the famous Red Barns affair.
• On my return to the old homestead I found the place desolate, with burnt barns and fields laid waste.
• Barns, houses, everything habitable had been blown up by the departing Hun.
• Its rear presented the usual aspect of a ranch, with huge, well-built barns and corrals.
• An African cultivated landscape is incomplete without barns.

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