sea-barn.
‘the sea-swallow or tern’ (in modern dictionaries), comes from a misprinted entry in Ainsworth Eng.-Lat. Dict. (1736) which should read ‘Sea-bat, hirundo piscis’ (i.e. the flying-fish).
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1911; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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n.1911- cattle-thief
- cattle-tick
- cattle-track
- cattle-trade
- cattle-trail
- cattle-train
- cattle-trough
- cattle-truck
- cattle-wagon
- cattle-way
- cattle-yard
- cattlebell
- cattlebird
- cattleboat
- cattlebreeder
- cattlebreeding
- cattlebush
- cattlecabbage
- cattlecamp
- cattlecar
- cattleclose
- cattlecountry
- cattleculture
- cattledealer
- cattledog