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Meanings of byre in English
Usage of byre in English
1
She was thus sometimes the last to be driven into the byre.
2
Like the house the byre too had been ruined, gutted with flame.
3
And-except the minister-theother occupants of the byre were in an equal terror.
4
She was in the byre with a lantern of her own.
5
But as they were leaving the byre fresh doubts assailed her.
6
Farther up the byre, Meg leaned her head against Crummy and milked steadily.
7
Ye might have been bred at Court, you as can't muck a byre.
8
The conversation in the byre proceeded somewhat in this way:
9
She had the shank of the byre besom in her hand as she spoke.
10
You are standing there in the shadow of the byre.
11
She went to the byre door to get the driving-stick to lay on Crummie.
12
As she did so, a figure came slouching round the corner of the byre.
13
Outside, in Petersham Park, was a picturesque thatched byre where the cows were milked.
14
He went into the byre and came out with a great vessel of milk.
15
He notices that the sheep byre's gate has been mended.
16
Can you fetch me in some firewood from the byre?
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United Kingdom
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