Definition of farmyard
: land around or enclosed by farm buildings;
especially
: barnyard
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Start or end your day at the Magnolia Cafe & Bakery for a discounted farmyard rate.
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There is an extra edge of farmyard piquancy to these cheeses made from the milk of sheep, which flourish in harsher terrains, that has a way of cutting through sauces with an alluring rustic swagger.
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Her shores were washed with a seething bouillabaisse of fish, her gardens laden with good things; Charolais cattle grazed the fields, chickens from Bresse pecked in farmyards.
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The Deere dealership that had photographed his 14-combine purchase came to take equipment back, driving dozens of machines off farmyards in the middle of harvest.
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The show, however, in the Brooklyn series On Stage at Kingsborough, preserves the tale’s signature farmyard creatures and its wily wolf, incarnated by the large and limber puppets of Glass Half Full Theater.
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Walk With a Goat: Explore the farmyard with Maisie the goat.
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Walk With a Goat: Explore the farmyard with Maisie the goat.
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Walk With a Goat: Explore the farmyard with Maisie the goat.
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First Known Use of farmyard
1723
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Definition of farmyard for Students
: the yard around or enclosed by farm buildings
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