Thesaurus / oast
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How to use oast in a sentence
I listened to it sitting in the hop-oast, whose tower, like a castle turret, overlooks and domineers the yard.
FIELD AND HEDGEROWRICHARD JEFFERIESThe farmers have been drying their damp wheat in the oast-houses over charcoal fires, and wages are lowered, and men discharged.
FIELD AND HEDGEROWRICHARD JEFFERIESThe road which we were using ran at right angles into a better-class way by the side of an old oast-house.
BERRY AND CO.DORNFORD YATESAs we drew up at the fatal corner, the others came out of the oast-house to see what was making the noise.
BERRY AND CO.DORNFORD YATES“Oast-houses, where they dry the hops over a fire on horse-hair sheets,” said Mercer.
BURR JUNIORG. MANVILLE FENNGood my Oast, lend me a pen and inke, for straightway I will write a letter vnto the poore man, and something I will give him.
THE OLD INNS OF OLD ENGLAND, VOLUME I (OF 2)CHARLES G. HARPERThen the lady showed us the Danejohn, and it was like an oast-house.
THE WOULDBEGOODSE. NESBITSay, one of you,” cried Joey, “go and lay that old bed out in the oast—one I had last year for kiln-watching.
THE QUEEN'S SCARLETGEORGE MANVILLE FENNAs he closed the shutter, the oast-house seemed dark before the day's end, and he lit the candle in the lanthorn.
PUCK OF POOK'S HILLRUDYARD KIPLINGThen, on the other side of the moat there is the farm, with barns and oast houses and stables, or things like that.
THE WOULDBEGOODSE. NESBITWORDS RELATED TO OAST
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