outspan in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Definition
Outspan (verb): to unhitch or remove animals from a vehicle or harness, allowing them to rest or graze.
Sample Sentences
- The wagon train decided to outspan for the night at the edge of the river.
- Farmers often outspan their animals to give them a chance to graze in the open fields.
- During the long journey, the travelers agreed to outspan whenever they found a suitable resting place.
- In the early days of the settlement, it was common to outspan near water sources.
- As the sun set, they chose to outspan under the shade of a large oak tree.