dunghill in Irish
dunghill in Irish is carn aoiligh — dunghill means a heap of dung, especially one kept for use on farmland.
dunghill in Irish
carn aoiligh
A heap of dung, especially one for agricultural purposes.
What does "dunghill" mean?
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noun A heap of dung, especially one kept for use on farmland.
"The farmer forked manure onto the dunghill behind the barn."
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dunghill in a sentence
- The farmer forked manure onto the dunghill behind the barn.
- Steam rose from the dunghill on a cold morning.
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What is "dunghill" in Irish?
"dunghill" in Irish is carn aoiligh. dunghill means: A heap of dung, especially one kept for use on farmland.
How do you use "dunghill" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer forked manure onto the dunghill behind the barn." In Irish, "dunghill" is carn aoiligh.
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