Barn is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to store in a large storage building
• To lay up in a barn.
• keep in a barn
NOUN:
• a building for storing hay, straw etc.
• 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.
• large building on a farm used for storing grain
• A covered building used chiefly for storing grain, hay, and other productions of a farm. In the United States a part of the barn is often used for stables.
• A child. [Obs.] See Bairn.
• an outlying farm building for storing grain or animal feed and housing farm animals
• (physics) a unit of nuclear cross section; the effective circular area that one particle presents to another as a target for an encounter
• 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 BARN

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Words that contain BARN

barns7 barny10 barned9 barnet8 barney11 barnets9 barneys12 barnier9 barning10 carbarn11 barnacle12 barneyed14 barniest10 barnlike14 barnwood14 barnyard14 carbarns12 barnacled14 barnacles13 barnbrack19 barneying15 barnstorm13 barnwoods15 barnyards15 barnboard14 barnbracks20 barnstorms14 barnboards15 barnburner14 barnstormed16 barnstormer15 barnburners15 barnstormers16 barnstorming17 barnsbreaking22 barnstormings18 barnsbreakings23

How to use BARN in a sentence

• The plot of land contains as near as possible three-quarters of an acre, with an old thatched cottage and small barn standing upon it.
• The mother watched him with strained attention as he set off towards the barn.
• It became evident that one or the other of us stay at this barn night and day until firing season was over.
• On such occasions the barn and the kitchen floor were utilized as chambers for the black man from the southern plantation and the red man from his home in the forest.
• If he had only given some sign! A hoarse murmur broke out at the back of the great barn, spreading like a wave on the sea.
• I would here venture a surmise, that the barn owl sleeps standing.
• Mother cat bore this for a time, and then carried the kittens away to the barn, and hid them where no one but herself could find them.
• A power-saw was set in the end of the shed, a grinding mill in the granary, and a fodder-cutter in the forage barn.
• Moreover, the bounds of the monastery were so narrow that the present inner wall on the north of the barn was then the extreme outer wall of the House.
• My wife was in the kitchen, and I went to the barn to put out the horse.
• The other members of the company had gone in a different direction, and as the chase had started behind the old barn, neither Mr.
• Sylvester, and the old Squire proceeded to the barn.
• Had she not, when she fell out of the tree, immediately left him all her property? I told him about that, and indeed about the entire incident, except the secret in the barn.
• The bright moon, now almost full, rose above the barn.
• Day after day passed, and the garden beyond the barn showed rows of sturdy green plants, where before there had been only straight ridges of fine brown earth.
• It was a moonlight night and the barn was not very dark.
• The Oxen were standing by the barn door, and the Calves were talking about them.
• She planned how she would swing little Mary out in the barn and play with the boys, and how she would help her mother get tea.
• All that forenoon she went about her little cabin moodily, or sat silently by the open door watching the buffalo birds or larks as they came up about the barn for food.
• As soon as it became possible to carry a light, Bailey went to the barn and brought the team to the door.
• Jake had turned the wheel by pulling on a second rope upstairs in the barn, and as the wheel turned it wound up the longer rope.
• I waited on him when he built a barn in Plymouth, carrying boards and shingles.
• Captain Haskell had been killed by a bullet fired from this barn.
• And, at the other end of the barn like chamber was the long dining table.
• They would sit in a long row upon the peak of the barn roof.

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