Henhouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HENHOUSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a shelter for poultry
• a small shed for keeping poultry in.
• coop for hens
• A house or shelter for fowls.
• a farm building for housing poultry

Words related to HENHOUSE

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Words that contain HENHOUSE

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How to use HENHOUSE in a sentence

• BEING A BIT OF AN ARTIST HE DISGUISED HIS HEN-HOUSE BY GIVING IT A WARLIKE APPEARANCE.
• Tom stopped up every cranny of the hen-house which looked in the least dangerous, with such neatness and skill that his father and uncle were quite pleased.
• To these the bridal hen-house was appended for a kitchen.
• Farther back there by the acacias stood the stable, and between the house and the stable, the kitchen and the hen-house.
• One end of an old shed near by had in former times been used by the Bascoms for a hen-house, and there was still a low entrance through which the fowls were wont to go in and out.
• I found them all camped under our haystack this morning, and drove them into the old hen-house.
• Peck pulled his cap well down over his eyes, put on a pair of gloves and entered the hen-house.
• After that he went out again to open the hen-house door, and carry the hens their breakfast.
• Before the hen-house door several dripping fowls strutted with wilted feathers.
• She had changed so little that he took her hand in sudden timidity, recalling the days when he had sold her chickens before her hen-house door.
• A second hen-house, a duplicate of the first, was built before October.
• The manure from the hen-house was saved this year to use on the alfalfa fields, to see how well it would take the place of commercial fertilizer.
• The foreman drew himself up under cover of the hen-house and fired into the huddle of Mexicans that swept around the yard as the riders of the Concho drove them back.
• This was killed in a hen-house where it was devouring the poultry.
• She let me get away without doing my chores, rising early to milk the cow, bringing in the eggs from the henhouse, even chopping the kindling.
• Wills took them to the hen-house, and told them where to look for eggs.
• The Cock that had won the battle flew to the top of the hen-house, and, proudly flapping his wings, crowed with all his might to tell the world about his victory.
• They made a tunnel under the snow to the henhouse, with walls so solid that grandmother and I could walk back and forth in it.
• Shimerda could n’t have got hens from her neighbors last fall and had a henhouse going by now.
• The Dorking Cock walked into the Hen-house and stood around on one foot.
• They just flew off their perches as fast as they could and ran for the open door of the Hen-house.
• The outhouse which George Pelham was surprised not to see was a henhouse left just out of the photograph.
• The shrill disturbance brought all of us out to see her, and in the hen-house I discovered the new brood making its appearance punctually.
• We also bought a hen-house fitted with all modern conveniences.
• In the past the repairs were confined to a coat of paint now and then, new shingles, an added hen-house, or a bay window.
• He was too eager to find out if it would prove to be possible to get inside that henhouse.
• Running swiftly but cautiously past the henhouse and along one side of the henyard, he peeped around the corner to see if by any chance the yard gate had been left open.
• He had set himself to work to open the little sliding door through which in the daytime the hens passed in and out of the henhouse.
• The thought of the chicken dinner reminded him that inside the henhouse it was dark.
• He had been inside that henhouse before, and he knew that there were boxes in there.
• Reddy knew when morning came, although the henhouse was still dark.
• Hiding behind a box in the darkest corner of the henhouse, he hardly dared to breathe.
• The hens were awake, and several of them flew down to the floor of the henhouse.
• Suddenly a box in the darkest corner of the henhouse moved.
• He went all around that henhouse, trying to find a way by which Reddy Fox had managed to get in.
• Hour after hour went by, but no one came near the henhouse.
• They were all so happy that they quite forgot their hunger until the door of the henhouse burst open, and in came three chubby children.

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