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Meanings of hayfield in English
Usage of hayfield in English
1
His wife was in the hayfield, spreading the hay after the mowers.
2
They had almost reached the hayfield and Lloyd looked over at Grant.
3
One day a neighbor's daughter was working for him in the hayfield.
4
Then one afternoon the old man went out to mow a hayfield.
5
Ah, I have not seen a hayfield for nine-and-twenty years, John Ridd.
6
They were leaning over the gate, looking into the deserted hayfield.
7
A week or two ago a small portion of the hayfield was cut.
8
They had gone a long way safely when they came to a hayfield.
9
But we all seen the trail their horses made goin' through Jed's hayfield.
10
Bernard, I never will come into a hayfield with you again.
11
The practise of pairing men and women in the hayfield gets the work done.
12
Abra turned right and led the way through the stubble of the summer's hayfield.
13
Take it along in the hayfield a hot summer day.
14
But once at work he was as useless as a sailor in a hayfield.
15
Farmers do not like to see flowers in a hayfield, but the fairies do.
16
The daisy, so dear to pastoral poets, is not a flower of the hayfield.
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Hayfield through the time
Hayfield across language varieties
United Kingdom
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