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Meanings of henhouse in English
Usage of henhouse in English
1
The Major hardly ever visited the henhouse without finding a lump somewhere.
2
Hour after hour went by, but no one came near the henhouse.
3
Talk about sending the fox in to guard the henhouse. He snorted.
4
He usually went into the henhouse and collected the eggs for her.
5
When Max and Nicole entered the henhouse, there was a huge commotion.
6
In fact, all the feathered folk in the henhouse seemed cross and fretful.
7
Future Combat Systems wasn't only high-profile failure of the fox-guarding-the-henhouse approach.
8
And besides, the pitcher was chained fast to the wall of the henhouse.
9
A fellow out in the country took two horses back of a henhouse.
10
They were china eggs which I found in Farmer Green's henhouse.
11
A glance at the henhouse, and her pleasure was curdled somewhat by regret.
12
The flat-roofed henhouse and a pile of straw beneath gave Davy another inspiration.
13
The first thing we have to do is build a henhouse.
14
There'd been no henhouse out back while Roddy was growing up.
15
He visited fields and barns Now and then he went to a henhouse.
16
Reddy knew when morning came, although the henhouse was still dark.
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Henhouse through the time
Henhouse across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common