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n. (context obsolete English) A large open vehicle, drawn by horses, used to carry loads of hay; a haywagon.
Usage examples of "hay wain".
At the moment, they were on the lane that ran along the side of another great estate called Briareley Hall, a poundeddirt track studded with rocks like the raisins in a cake, wide enough for a hay wain pulled by two horses, with banks and hedgerows on either side that went well above Marina's head even when she was in the saddle.
At the moment, they were on the lane that ran along the side of another great estate called Briareley Hall, a pounded dirt track studded with rocks like the raisins in a cake, wide enough for a hay wain pulled by two horses, with banks and hedgerows on either side that went well above Marina's head even when she was in the saddle.
At the moment, they were on the lane that ran along the side of another great estate called Briareley Hall, a pounded - dirt track studded with rocks like the raisins in a cake, wide enough for a hay wain pulled by two horses, with banks and hedgerows on either side that went well above Marina's head even when she was in the saddle.
His smirking mouth was so wide, Izzy thought she could probably drive a hay wain through it.
Ashia was no taller than she, but she was more buxom and she somehow managed to convey irresistibility, like a galleon under full sail or a runaway hay wain.