Hayrack (Noun)

Meaning ¹

A frame attached to a wagon to increase the amount of hay it can carry.

Classification

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

Examples

• The farmer attached a hayrack to his wagon to haul the freshly cut grass back to the barn.
• After installing a hayrack on her truck, Emily was able to transport twice as much hay to the animal shelter.
• The horse-drawn wagon was equipped with a sturdy hayrack to carry large quantities of hay to the livestock.
• A hayrack was mounted on the rear of the tractor to increase its capacity for hauling hay to the fields.
• The old wooden hayrack on the farm wagon had been used for generations to haul hay to the livestock.

Synonyms

• Hayrig

Hypernyms

• Frame

Meaning ²

A rack that holds hay for feeding livestock.

Classification

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

Examples

• The farmer loaded the hayrack with fresh bales of alfalfa for the hungry cattle.
• The horse eagerly approached the hayrack, its ears perked up in anticipation of a snack.
• After a long day of work, the rancher refilled the hayrack to ensure the animals had enough to eat overnight.
• The rusty old hayrack had been a fixture in the barn for decades, but still served its purpose well.
• As the winter months approached, the farmer made sure the hayrack was always full to keep the livestock warm and nourished.