barnful
What barn holds
A barnful is the amount that fills a barn, used for loose quantities of hay, grain, livestock, or stored equipment: We harvested a barnful of wheat this season.
Like similar -ful formations, it often conveys abundance rather than precise measurement: a barnful of antique tractors.
Dried feed crop
- strawTube for sipping
- grainCereal plant's harvest unit
- cornCereal grown on cobs
- wheatCereal crop for flour
oats · sheaves · bales · fodder · silage · threshing · storage · drying
Grazing animals together
- flockAnimals gathered together
- cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
- horsesLarge domesticated hoofed mammals
- sheepWoolly farm animal
pigs · goats · chickens · livestock · animals · stalls · pens · feeding
Ample supply, overflowing
- capacityMaximum amount containable
- storehouseBuilding for stored goods
- plentySufficient quantity, and then some
- heapingOverfull, mounded above
overflowing · brimming · stockpile · surplus · bulk · mass · volume · accumulation
hay
Dried feed crop
wheat · oats · sheaves · bales · fodder · silage · threshing · storage · drying · curing
herd
Grazing animals together
- flockAnimals gathered together
- cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
- horsesLarge domesticated hoofed mammals
sheep · pigs · goats · chickens · livestock · animals · stalls · pens · feeding · milking
abundance
Ample supply, overflowing
- capacityMaximum amount containable
- storehouseBuilding for stored goods
- plentySufficient quantity, and then some
heaping · overflowing · brimming · stockpile · surplus · bulk · mass · volume · accumulation · harvest