haymanger
nounUK /ˈheɪˌmeɪndʒə/
US /ˈheɪˌmeɪndʒər/
A haymanger is a box or rack that holds hay for animals to eat.
The farmer filled the haymanger with fresh hay for the horses.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A manger or feeding trough specifically used for serving hay to cattle or horses.
The cows gathered around the wooden haymanger at dusk.
3. A rack mounted on a wall or fence to keep hay off the ground and dry.
He nailed a haymanger to the stall wall so the goats could reach it easily.
4. A container or storage bin for keeping loose hay tidy in a barn.
Sweep the loose hay back into the haymanger before you leave.