barmy

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

B'ARMY, adjective Containing barm, or yeast. B'ARN, noun A covered building for securing grain, hay, flax, and other productions of the earth. In the northern states of America, the farmers generally use barns for stabling their horses and cattle; so that among them, a barn is both a cornhouse or grange, and a stable.
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