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- noun Plural form of
haycock .
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Examples
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I was weak, and allowed myself to be persuaded, and away we went among the haycocks.
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What specially attracted one's attention here was an immense number of small formations in the shape of haycocks.
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This stretch of ice was -- with the exception of a few quite small hummocks of the shape of haycocks -- perfectly flat and free from crevasses.
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After 81º S. the Barrier began to take on a slightly different appearance instead of the absolutely flat surface, we saw on the first day a good many small formations of the shape of haycocks.
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How these haycocks were formed and what they looked like inside we were soon to find out.
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From these open holes, ugly wide cracks ran out in all directions; besides which, mounds and haycocks were everywhere to be seen.
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It was a pleasure to be able to advance all the time, instead of constantly turning and going round; only once or twice did we have to turn aside for the larger haycocks, otherwise we kept our course.
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In a few minutes he reached a little dell, which occurred quite unexpectedly on the other side of the field-fence, and descended to a venerable thatched house, whose enormous roof, broken up by dormers as big as haycocks, could be seen even in the twilight.
Two on a Tower 2006
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It is very sweet to gaze at the stars together; and it is sweet to sit out among the haycocks.
He Knew He Was Right 2004
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Little haycocks, about two feet high, and rather more than that in breadth, are made by one variety of these little creatures.
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