barnroom

Noun

barnroom (uncountable)

1. (dated, uncommon) Room (space) in a barn: room (for livestock or for storage of fodder) supplied by a barn.
   • An evil attendant of the Midland method of harveſting looſe corn is, the increaſe of bulk which corn harveſted in this way acquires, comparatively with the ſame quantity of corn harveſted in the Kentiſh manner. More barnroom is of courſe wanted, and a greater number of loads are to be carried. Four...1790, William Marshall, The Rural Economy of the Midland Counties: Including the Management of Livestock in Leicestershire and Its Environs: Together with Minutes on Agriculture and Planting in the...
   • The superiority of the THRASHING-MILL is, in my opinion, fully established, accidental exceptions, from the blunders of unskilful mechanics, forming no radical objection; and it would be clearly for the interest of husbandry were this machine a customary implement upon a farm provided by the...1806, John Lawrence, The Modern Land Steward. In which the Duties and Functions of Stewardship are Considered and Explained, with Their Several Relations to the Interests of the Landlord, Tenant, and...