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hayrick

[hey-rik]

noun

  1. Chiefly Midland U.S.rick.

  2. Chiefly British.a haystack.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of hayrick1

First recorded in 1400–50, hayrick is from the late Middle English word heyrek. See hay, rick 1
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Cowsheds, stables, pigsties, barns, bungalows, hayricks, anything that got in its way went toppling over like a nine-pin.

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He sleeps alternately in mosques, hayricks and grand estates, and meets wealthy barons and humble peasants in homespun clothing.

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Imagine a gigantic farmyard of three-quarters of a mile long by nearly half a mile wide, and containing above 300 hayricks, in a blaze; and the effect of burning Magdala may be readily conceived.

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Half an hour's walk across the fields brought him to a hayrick something less than a mile from the spot.

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The ballroom had been turned into a fine landscape, with scenes representing fields and pastures, with flowing brooks near by, and farmhouses, windmills, and hayricks in the distance.

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