Synonyms and antonyms of Farm buildings and structures where animals are kept in American Thesaurus

aviary (noun)

an enclosed area where birds are kept

barn (noun)

a large building on a farm where animals, crops, or machines are kept

brooder (noun)

a small building made of wood where farmers keep young birds

coop (noun)

a small building or large container where chickens or small animals are kept

cowshed (noun)

a farm building where cows are kept

dairy (noun)

a building on a farm where milk is kept and where foods such as butter and cheese are made

doghouse (noun)

American a small building for a dog to sleep in. The British word is kennel.

Dutch barn (noun)

a farm building with a roof but no walls that is used for storing hay (=dried grass used for feeding animals)

farmhouse (noun)

the main house on a farm, where the farmer lives

farmstead (noun)

the main house on a farm and the buildings around it

hive (noun)

a container in which bees live and make honey

kennel (noun)

British a doghouse

milking parlor (noun)

a building on a farm where cows are milked

piggery (noun)

a farm building where pigs are kept

pigpen (noun)

American a small building on a farm where pigs are kept

stables (noun)

a building where horses or farm animals are kept

stabling (noun)

formal buildings for keeping horses in

stockyard (noun)

a place where animals are kept before they are sold or killed for meat

sty (noun)

a small building where pigs are kept on a farm