farmyard

Preposition: of

• animal: There's a whole farmyard of animals to choose from.

Converse of object

• enter: At the end it appears to enter a farmyard.
• make: SB spent the rest of the afternoon engrossed with playdough, making a farmyard and a complicated story to go with it.
• work: Infants welcome however, no children under five due to proximity of working farmyard.
• overlook: The Oast is peacefully situated overlooking the farmyard at the end of a long private farm lane.
• cobble: Part of a working farm, it is attached to the main farmhouse and fronts the cobbled farmyard.
• surround: It stood to the south of the village in a farmyard surrounded by low outbuildings.

Preposition: with

• donkey: Children's play area and farmyard with donkeys, pigs and sheep.

Adjective modifier

• former: The dining area looks out across the former farmyard with a view down the valley.
• original: Outside there is ample car parking space which formed part of the original farmyard.
• old: The approach is down an attractive farm lane which leads into the old farmyard with plenty of parking space.
• Victorian: Hendre is a Grade 2* listed Victorian farmyard located between the sea and the mountains on the beautiful North Wales coast.
• same: Within the cottage, there is an exhibition of his life and works in the same farmyard setting in which he was raised.
• traditional: The local community accepted traditional farmyard smells but we've never suffered anything like the revolting reek we regularly suffer now.

Modifies a noun

• manure: In autumn you can spread farmyard manure which can be lightly worked into the soil later, in spring.
• animal: I can hear the sound of the farmyard animals, coming to see us.
• noise: He can also provide remarkable impressions of farmyard noises.
• scene: They use an art package to create a farmyard scene, choosing appropriate animals and placing them onto a background.
• friend: Small bags of feed are on sale for all to enjoy contact with our farmyard friends.
• chicken: However - their food varies from insects to game and farmyard chickens - one reason for their persecution.