If thou canst prevent her from pissing over the haycocks which thou shalt erect, thy fortune is made.
In the morning, when the sun had shone on the haycocks long enough to dry off the dew, Uncle John got out the old oxen.
So they went along to the other haycocks and pitched them into the cart, and when the hay was nearly up to the top of the side of the cart, Uncle John climbed in, and he made the hay even in the cart, with his fork.
The grass was heavy, and a good many fresh haycockswere made and standing already, as if in July.
Little Dulce, tired of play, lay fast asleep in the nest she had made in one of the haycocks close by, and Rose leaned against the gnarled old tree, dreaming daydreams with her work at her feet.
This stretch of ice was -- with the exception of a few quite small hummocks of the shape of haycocks -- perfectly flat and free from crevasses.
How these haycocks were formed and what they looked like inside we were soon to find out.
From these open holes, ugly wide cracks ran out in all directions; besides which, mounds and haycockswere everywhere to be seen.
Haymaking was going on in the fields, which appeared to hang above us at first, but on which we afterward looked down from such a height that the haycocks were scarcely distinguishable.
I have been walking round the haycocks till I am tired of them.
The arguments and the division of the haycocks lasted the whole afternoon.
We were struck with the sight of haycocks fastened down with aprons, sheets, pieces of sacking—as we supposed, to prevent the wind from blowing them away.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "haycocks" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
