barns
Hayloft housing places
Barns is the plural of barn, a large farm building for storing grain, hay, or equipment, or for housing livestock.
The word also appears in phrases: They were raised in different barns, suggesting contrasting upbringings.
In physics, a barn is a unit measuring the cross-sectional area of atomic nuclei—so named because physicists joked that hitting one was "as big as a barn."
Dried feed crop
- grainCereal plant's harvest unit
- siloAgricultural storage tower
- equipmentTools for a task
- toolsDevices for doing work
wagons · feed · straw · silage · stockpile · bins · loft · bales
Adult female bovines
- horsesLarge domesticated hoofed mammals
- pigsDomesticated farm swine
- sheepWoolly farm animal
- goatsHorned farm ruminants
chickens · stables · stalls · milking · herd · flock · pasture · breeding
Wood for construction
- raftersSloped roof beams
- gableTriangular wall portion
- beamsRays or supports
- trussesTriangulated load-bearing frames
loft · hayloft · doors · roofing · siding · foundation · joists · gambrel
Agricultural pulling vehicle
- plowTool for turning soil
- harvestGathering mature crops
- threshingExtracting grain from stalks
- combineMerge, or harvesting machine
cultivation · harvester · farmyard · dairy · crops · agriculture · homestead · granary
Returning something to condition
- preservationMaintaining something's condition
- historicOf lasting significance
- landmarkNotable point of reference
- vintageQuality from past eras
rustic · weathered · traditional · conversion · repurposing · Amish · Shaker · architectural
Collective of connected people
- neighborsThose dwelling nearby
- AmishTraditional simple-living sect
- MennoniteAnabaptist Christian denomination
- cooperationJoint action toward shared aims
gathering · tradition · volunteers · construction · teamwork · framing · fellowship · celebration
hay
Dried feed crop
tools · wagons · feed · straw · silage · stockpile · bins · loft · bales · harvest
cows
Adult female bovines
goats · chickens · stables · stalls · milking · herd · flock · pasture · breeding · pen
timber
Wood for construction
trusses · loft · hayloft · doors · roofing · siding · foundation · joists · gambrel · cupola
tractor
Agricultural pulling vehicle
combine · cultivation · harvester · farmyard · dairy · crops · agriculture · homestead · granary · windmill
restoration
Returning something to condition
- preservationMaintaining something's condition
- historicOf lasting significance
- landmarkNotable point of reference
vintage · rustic · weathered · traditional · conversion · repurposing · Amish · Shaker · architectural · vernacular
community
Collective of connected people
- neighborsThose dwelling nearby
- AmishTraditional simple-living sect
- MennoniteAnabaptist Christian denomination
cooperation · gathering · tradition · volunteers · construction · teamwork · framing · fellowship · celebration · rural
- agriculturefarms, crops, farm, farmers, farming
- farmingfarm, farms, farmer, farmers, crop
- American Farmingfamily farms, corn, wheat, hay, farmsteads
- harvestreaping, fall harvest, wheat sheaf, reaper, reap
- ranchingcattle, ranch, rancher, ranchers, ranching
- rural lifefarms, village, villages, farming, farmhouses
barnsfarmhouses
Agricultural estate residences
living quarters · farmhouse · dwellings · main house · residences
barnsskyscrapers
Extremely tall urban buildings
mansions · palaces · high-rises · penthouses · cathedrals
barnsopen fields
Unenclosed expanses of land
pastures · meadows · paddocks · grazing lands · corrals
- big as a barnExtremely large, obvious
- barn doorFarm building entrance
- born in a barnLacking basic courtesy
- barn owlHeart-faced nocturnal raptor
- barnyard humorCrude, scatological jokes
- barn danceRural social with music
barn, barnyard, barnstorm, barnyards, barnlike, barnstorming, barnstormed, barnstormer, barney