Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hayward
noun
/ˈheɪ.wərd/

Definition
A hayward is a person responsible for the care and management of hay, particularly in a rural or farming setting.

Examples
- The hayward spent the summer months supervising the workers in the fields.
- As a skilled hayward, she knew the best times to cut the grass for optimal hay quality.

Meaning
The term refers to an individual whose duties include overseeing hay fields, ensuring the hay is properly cut, stored, and maintained for livestock feed.

Synonyms
- haymaker
- forage manager
- field overseer