Hay is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to convert cut dried grass into fodder
• (of grass, etc.) dry while standing
• To lay snares for rabbits.
• To cut and cure grass for hay.
• convert (plant material) into hay
• cut, dry, and store (grass, clover, etc) as fodder
NOUN:
• grass that has been mown and dried for use as fodder.
• a country dance with interweaving steps similar to a reel.
• a winding figure in a hay country dance.
• grass cut and dried as fodder
• A hedge.
• A net set around the haunt of an animal, especially of a rabbit.
• Grass cut and cured for fodder.
• grass mowed and cured for use as fodder
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to convert into hay (grass, cut and dried for fodder)

Words related to HAY

hayed12 hayey14 haying13 hayings14 hays10

Words that contain HAY

chay12 hays10 shay10 chaya13 chays13 hayed12 hayer11 hayey14 hayle11 khaya15 shaya11 shays11 chayas14 haybox21 hayers12 hayier12 haying13 hayles12 haymow17 haysel12 khayal16 khayas16 linhay12 pochay16 sashay12 shayas12 shaykh19 chayote15 hayband16 haycock21 hayfork20 hayiest13 hayings14 haylage14 hayloft16 haymows18 hayrack19 hayrake17 hayrick19 hayride14 hayseed14 haysels13 hayward17 haywire16 khayals17 lehayim15 linhays13 pochays17 sashays13 shaykhs20 chayotes16 chayroot16 haybands17 hayboxes23 haycocks22 hayfield18 hayforks21 haylages15 haylofts17 haymaker20 hayracks20 hayrakes18 hayricks20 hayrides15 hayseeds15 haystack20 haywards18 haywires17 lechayim18 lehayims16 pitahaya16 pochayed19 sashayed15 chayroots17 haycation17 hayfields19 haymakers21 haymaking22 haystacks21 lechayims19 panchayat19 pitahayas17 pochaying20 sashaying16 haycations18 haymakings23 panchayats20

How to use HAY in a sentence

• Under the blue sky, and while the bird was singing sweetly in tree and bush, the farmer was making hay in his meadow.
• Meadows also for supplying hay were not wanting, and even in the time of Cato they were frequently irrigated artificially.
• Then he asked Isak about the crops, how much hay, how many bushels of potatoes.
• But hay can not be got in well, without the activity, and energy, and good judgment, which can come only from the presence and immediate supervision of an owner.
• She does not note the subtle tint of bronze that has begun to steal over the wheat, nor the dark discoloured hay, witness of rough weather, still lying in the meadows.
• In the very crown of the tree swayed the nest, a rude, uncouth thing of sticks and hay.
• Burt was driving in his sleigh with his wife along the Salt Hay Road.
• He will collect a number of his friends, and proceed with them in a body to plant her bit of potato ground, to reap her oats, to draw home her turf, or secure her hay.
• The way to do it is to first clear out whatever hay is left over, move it out to the pasture, and then fill in from the back forward.
• Hay had loved no soul on earth as she had her pretty baby sister.
• Abel Cumshaw in the city would be as hard to find as the proverbial needle in a bundle of hay, but in the bush it would be much easier to locate him, Bryce considered.
• Perhaps his Yankee shrewdness saw larger profits in hay and cattle than in washing gravel.
• The sweating process usually covers two or three days, after which the hay is ready for being stored.
• It must then be raked into winrows and lifted as hay is usually lifted.
• If cut for hay before coming into bloom, it will grow up again and bear seed profusely.
• Its value for pasture and hay would seem to depend considerably on the stage of growth at which it is grazed or harvested for hay.
• When nearing maturity, stock do not relish it much, either as pasture or hay.
• Now, Jotham had nothing for his team except hay of inferior quality.
• He was obliged to give up work with them, and finally came home after turning them loose to help themselves to what hay was left at the camp.
• He promised, however, to send better hay and some potatoes up to them the next day.
• The same subject was brought under the consideration of the lords, April 21st, by Lord Alvanley, in a motion for the dispatches of Lord John Hay relative to the affair at Hernani.
• It was necessary to husband the stock of hay, for spring might be late.
• Before they put the birdy in, Amy brought a handful of hay and made a soft nest.
• In the hay corral men were busy cutting and hauling feed.
• One old farmer told of his experience in driving home a load of hay.
• I remember seeing her at several receptions, reciting the rough Pike County dialect verse of Bret Harte and John Hay in costume.
• He came upon a small soap box hidden far under the loose hay.

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