Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
haymow
noun
/ˈheɪmaʊ/

Definition
A haymow is a space in a barn where hay is stored, typically located in the upper part of the barn.

Examples
- The farmer decided to stack the freshly cut hay in the haymow to keep it dry.
- During the winter, the animals were fed from the haymow to ensure they had enough nourishment.
- Children often love playing in the haymow, jumping into piles of hay like a big soft bed.

Meaning
The term ‘haymow’ refers specifically to the loft or upper area of a barn, designed for the purpose of storing hay, which is dried grass or fodder used as animal feed.

Synonyms
- hayloft
- fodder storage
- hay barn