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Word of the Day – Shippon

By November 2, 2020Word of the Day

Shippon (also shippen) (noun)

ship-en

(Br/Eng) A cattle shed

Old English scypen, of Germanic origin.

Example sentences

“They eventually found the kitten asleep in the shippon.”

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