Stockyard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STOCKYARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large yard with pens where cattle are kept for slaughter, market etc.
• a large yard containing pens and sheds in which livestock is kept and sorted
• yard where farm animals are sold
• enclosed yard where cattle, pigs, horses, or sheep are kept temporarily
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a yard for stock; one in which transient cattle, sheep, swine, or horses are kept temporarily for slaughter, market, or shipping

Words related to STOCKYARD

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Words that contain STOCKYARD

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How to use STOCKYARD in a sentence

• The making of a stockyard at the back of Momberah was not the thing honest men would do.
• We followed that till we came to a tumble-down slab hut with a stockyard beside it.
• Before we got to the stockyard she rode over to Jim and cheered him up as much as she could about Jeanie.
• The sweat ran down his face, dirty with the dust kicked up by the cattle in the stockyard.
• He has conferred with nobody except the stock-yard people.
• I try to turn back to the land each year more than I take from it, but I do not dare to go to a stock-yard for any part of my supply.
• Early one morning there was a noise as of some disturbance in the stockyard, and Joe, on opening the door of his hut, saw several blacks spearing the sheep.
• They built a hut, erected a stockyard, and roughly fixed the boundaries of the station by blazed trees, the bank of the river, and other natural marks.
• Next morning he rose early, went to the stockyard with his gun, and waited till McDougall, who was manager for the McLeods, came out with his stockmen.
• Daisy did not give any milk, but she gave instead three rapid kicks, which scattered Tom, the bucket, and the stool all over the stockyard.
• A little more to the right there was a track leading to the Curral, or stockyard.
• In the district of Portland Place, a stock-yard, consisting of about 30 acres, was inclosed with posts and rails.
• We next reached a very large stockyard which the natives said had belonged to George The Barber, meaning The Bushranger.
• We encamped near this stockyard, beside a lagoon of still water which was as broad and deep as the main stream.
• This difficulty suggested the plan which I on subsequent occasions adopted, of confining these animals at night, within a temporary stockyard of ropes tied between trees.
• He had found various brands of his cattle on portions of hide about the stock-yard.
• Similes from the stockyard come naturally to his lips.

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