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And that aint ___! - may be the clue you are looking for!

*Guinea pig food - may be the clue you are looking for!

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HAY

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Dictionary definitions:

Word: hay
Phonetic: /heɪ/
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Grass cut and dried for use as animal fodder.

Any mix of green leafy plants used for fodder.

Cannabis; marijuana.

A net set around the haunt of an animal, especially a rabbit.

To cut grasses or herb plants for use as animal fodder.

To lay snares for rabbits.

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... and that aint ___!

That aint ___!

And that aint ___!

*Guinea pig food

A pittance

Allergy source

Bale contents

Bale filler

Bale fodder

Bale in a barn

Bale material

Bale stuff

Baled bits

Baled forage

Baled grass

Baled material

Baled matter

Barn bed

Barn bedding

Barn blocks

Barn bundle

Barn loft contents

Barnyard feed

Bed

Bossy food?

Colin of Men at Work

Contents of a hoedown seat

Contents of some lofts

Course for a horse

Cow chow

Cow chow or horse course

Creche bale

Cut grass

Dinner for Dobbin

Dinner for Mister Ed

Dinner for a dobbin

Equine entree

Farm bale

Farm food

Farm gathering

Farmers forkful

Farmers stack

Feed for a filly

Filly feed

Filly fodder

Filly food

Flicka food

Flickas food

Fodder

Fodder for a mudder

Food for a foal

Forage herbage

Frank Zappas Watermelon in Easter ___

Grand Ole Opry founder George

Grass in a loft

Grass made into fodder

Hit the ___

Hit the ___ (go to bed)

Hit the ___: turn in

Hoedown seating

Horse chow

Horse course

Horse feed

Horse food

Horse helping

Horse power?

Horse staple

Huxley s Antic ___

It gets baled

It may be cut and dried

It may be stacked

It might be rolled on a farm

Its cut and dried

Its cut/dried

Its pitched on a field

Its pitched with a pitchfork

Kind of fever

Little Boy Blues bed

Livestock feed

Loft contents

Loft filler

Loft material

Lofts contents

Make it while the sun shines

Make this while the sun shines

Makeshift rodeo seating

Manger bedding

Manger contents

Money

Mow matter

Mowed grass

Mudders fodder

Part of a manger scene

Pile by a pitchfork

Pitchfork fodder

Pittance

President McKinleys fourth secretary of state

Rabbit food

Ricks pile

Rural stack

Secretary between Day and Root

Seed or stack

Signer Colin

Silo store

Silo stuff

Silver filling?

Silver food

Silver treat

Small amount of money

Small sum of money

Some fodder

Source of allergens

Source of some allergic reactions

Stable diet

Stable diet?

Stable element?

Stable floor covering

Stable grass

Stable grub

Stable munchies

Stable serving

Stable staple

Stable supply

Stack stuff

Stacked stuff

Stock stalks

Stuff in a loft

Sunny day production

Sunshine product

Supply in a loft

Tedders product

Turn-of-century Secretary of State

What that aint

What a farmer bales

Windrow contents

Winter fodder

Word with ride or loft

fever

Secretary of State under McKinley and T. R.

Farm product

Lincoln's secretary.

Clover

Alfalfa

Former Secretary of State.

Secy. of State, 1898–1905.

Secretary of State (1898–1905).

Farmer's crop.

He served Lincoln and T. R.

Feed

Forage.

Farm crop.

Contents of 6 Across.

What money ain't, sometimes.

Field product

Famous Secretary of State.

Crop

Timothy.

Seed or wire

Rustic dance

Thing to make in the sunshine

Fever producer

And that ain't ___

Ride or rack

Ride or fever

Contents of a windrow

U.S. Secretary of State: 1898–1905

Timothy produces it

Treat for Trigger

Manger's contents

Dobbin's dinner.

Kind of seed.

Kind of ride or stack

What that ain't

It's pitched on a field

Money, slangily

Mudder's fodder

A pittance, slangily

It's cut and dried

It's pitched with a pitchfork

See 47-Across

What pitchforks pitch

67-Across food

Cushion material for some horse-drawn rides

Rural allergen

Bales in a loft

Part of a stable diet

Baler input

Barn bales

It is to be made while the sun shines

Meadow crop

Welsh town, known for its literary festival

Loft bale

Barn bale

Something to make on a sunny day?

Horses eat it

Scarecrow material

Pitchfork target

Part of a stable meal?

Its pitched on a farm

Farm fodder

Livestock lunch

Food for guinea pigs

Something pitched by pitchforks

One use for grass

Horses dinner

Stuff in bales on a farm

Straw in a bale

Bale in a field

Edible straw

Monetary trifle, in slang

Baled fodder

Donkeys lunch

Stuff in a bale

Mares meal

Scarecrows, mostly

___ fever, a.k.a. allergic rhinitis

Jewellery item

Problematic

Vaccinate

Spouse

Notions

Waste away

Aide

Procrastination, though not in a funny set of pictures

Type of fodder

Dried grass

Regular components of heavy agricultural product

Straws kin

Stable food

Flicka fodder

Forage grass

Baled commodity

Foal fodder

Baleful

Food for cattle

Donkeys dinner

Fuel for a mustang?

Dinner for a donkey

Baled farm product

Contents of a farmyard stack

Bedding on a farm

Pile near a pitchfork

Farm bales

Horses lunch

Stuff that might be pitched

Foal food

Make

Nags nosh

Make ___ while the sun shines

Cut-and-dried stuff

Welsh town - and book festival

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