cowshed Definition
cow·shed (ko̵u′s̸hed′)
noun
a shelter for cows
cowshed Usage Examples
Converse of object
- convert: Former cowshed now converted into 6 pen dog kennels.
- visit: Ruth visits the cowshed to see how things are going but is despatched to rustle up some food.
Adjective modifier
- former: Former cowshed now converted into 6 pen dog kennels.
- old: Another resident reported that youths congregate in the old cowshed near the Ferry Loch.
- converted: We have three rooms in our converted cowshed and two in the house.
- empty: That is the whole point - empty cowsheds and fields, blank faces on people in the rural communities.
- original: Bramble Byre and Dairy Dell cottages are converted from the original cowshed and dairy.
Modifies a noun
spa: THE Scotsman is home to one of only two Cowshed spas in the UK.
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