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hayrick

[hay-rik] / ˈheɪˌrɪk /


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The fans' player of the season last time around, the tall Argentinian with the hayrick hairstyle is a cultured footballer with a coolness that belies his Wildman of Borneo appearance.

From The Guardian ● Aug. 7, 2011

On one especially hot day, they left the boat in the sedges by the river and went to sit near a hayrick where it was shady.

From Time Magazine Archive

Farmers could drive to the field to inspect the hayrick and, incidentally, drop into the pub for a pint.

From Time Magazine Archive

An enterprising publican near Birmingham bought a hayrick, stuck it in a nearby field, and advertised it "for sale."

From Time Magazine Archive

Brand′reth, a stand of wood for a cask or hayrick, a rail round a well.—A brand from the burning, one snatched out of a pressing danger—from Amos, iv.

From Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D) by Various




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