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drylot

UK/ˈdraɪˌlɒt/

drylot noun: a small enclosure, typically lacking vegetation, used for the fattening of livestock.

Noun

drylot (countable and uncountable, plural drylots)

  1. A small enclosure, typically lacking vegetation, used for the fattening of livestock.
    • pigs in drylot

Forms of drylot

pluraldrylots
alternative formdry lot

Questions about drylot

What does drylot mean?
Drylot means a small enclosure, typically lacking vegetation, used for the fattening of livestock.
What part of speech is drylot?
Drylot is a noun.
How do you pronounce drylot?
Drylot is pronounced /ˈdraɪˌlɒt/ (UK).
What is the plural of drylot?
The plural of drylot is drylots.

Words near drylot in the dictionary

  1. drylined
  2. dryliner
  3. dryliners
  4. drylines
  5. drylining
  6. drylot
  7. drylots
  8. dryly
  9. Drymen
  10. drymonym
  11. drymonyms

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