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  • noun Plural form of haymow.

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Examples

  • But then I remember my own childhood spent playing on rusty farm equipment and climbing rickety ladders in various haymows, and I remind myself that I survived without too many scars.

    Archive 2007-05-01 Doppelganger 2007

  • It could even be played in the brutal Hoosier winters, and was, by players wearing gloves and hats in haymows after it got too cold to shoot outside.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • It could even be played in the brutal Hoosier winters, and was, by players wearing gloves and hats in haymows after it got too cold to shoot outside.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • It could even be played in the brutal Hoosier winters, and was, by players wearing gloves and hats in haymows after it got too cold to shoot outside.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • It could even be played in the brutal Hoosier winters, and was, by players wearing gloves and hats in haymows after it got too cold to shoot outside.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • It could even be played in the brutal Hoosier winters, and was, by players wearing gloves and hats in haymows after it got too cold to shoot outside.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • It could even be played in the brutal Hoosier winters, and was, by players wearing gloves and hats in haymows after it got too cold to shoot outside.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • As it was still July the hot sun came down and dried things up pretty quickly, but many haymows were completely spoiled, as were summer vegetables that were too near the pond and came in for their share of the washout.

    The Bobbsey Twins in the Country Laura Lee Hope

  • She always hid them in the haymows, and hunting and finding them brought us no end of excitement and pleasure.

    Concerning Cats My Own and Some Others Helen M. Winslow

  • They had played in the stables, then stocked with a score of horses, where now there were only two or three; in the great haymows of the old barn in the clearing back of the Inn; in the ramshackle garret under that amazing roof; or, best of all, in the abandoned bowling-alley, where they rolled dilapidated balls at rickety ten-pins.

    The Inn at the Red Oak Latta Griswold

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