Indian barn
now historical
noun
A pit dug in the ground, lined with bark and covered with bark and soil, used by North American Indians for storing corn and other foodstuffs.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Wood (fl. 1629–1635), writer on America.
- by (or in) virtue of
- by (or of) the name of
- by (or on) one's lonesome
- by (or on) request
- by (or through) the back door
- by (or with) your leave
- by ourselves
- by parol
- bypass
- bypath
- byplay
- bypoll
- by-product
- BYR
- Byrd, Charlie
- Byrd, Richard
- Byrd, Robert Carlyle
- Byrds
- Byrd, William
- byre
- by reason of
- by return (of post)
- by rights
- Byrnes, James Francis
- byrnie