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Definition of shippon in English: shippon(also shippen) noun ˈʃɪp(ə)n British dialect A cattle shed. 〈方〉牛棚，牛舍 Example sentencesExamples - Her body was not discovered until shortly after lunchtime yesterday when officers found it concealed in a shippon, or cowshed.
- They built a slaughterhouse and a place for sheep dipping and numerous shippons to accommodate cattle bought off the Irish cattle dealers each week for the High Street market.
- The new owners of Harwes Farm, Black Lane Ends, plan to build a stable block and riding arena, as well as extend the house into a barn and shippon, to look after rescued horses.
- The cattle require a great deal of care in the winter and the farmer cannot be too particular in keeping the shippons clean.
- Another picture on the wall was of a farm worker entering a shippon with a three-legged milking stool in one hand and a milking bucket in the other.
Synonyms hut, lean-to, outhouse, outbuilding, shack
OriginOld English scypen, of Germanic origin. |