dovecote Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈdʌv.kəʊt]
  • Us [ ˈdʌv.koʊt]

Meaning of dovecote In English

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Examples of dovecote

  • Ah, look! there is the dovecote, cried Isabel. 

  • In the chicken houses and dovecotes, there was not a single bird left. 

  • Note the ancient barn and dovecote. 

  • She had told him of a hedge of yew-trees, and a white dovecote almost at the water's edge. 

  • The circular dovecote belonging to monastic times is carefully preserved. 

  • First, there is an element of recycling, the re-use of a barrel to become a dovecote.

  • Yapp cannot identify them but suggests they might be pigeons or doves in a dovecote because of their position; alternatively owls or ravens as harbingers of doom.

  • We have also helped barns, dovecotes, groups of cottages, and now increasingly whole streets and areas of historic towns.

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