haycock
nounUK /ˈheɪkɒk/
US /ˈheɪkɑːk/
A small pile of hay shaped like a little hill.
The farmer left a haycock in the field after cutting the grass.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A conical mound of hay left to dry in a field before being gathered.
Rows of haycocks dotted the meadow after the summer harvest.
3. A small heap or mound of any material resembling a pile of hay.
A haycock of dried leaves gathered at the corner of the yard.
4. A term used in some regions for a rounded stack of straw used as fodder.
They built a haycock near the barn to feed the cattle in winter.