IPA: //ˈheɪˌraɪd//
KK: /ˈheɪˌraɪd/
A fun ride taken in a large wagon filled with hay, often enjoyed by groups of people, especially during the fall season.
We went on a hayride through the pumpkin patch last weekend.
Hayride → The word is formed from "hay" (from Old English *heg*, meaning dried grass) and "ride" (from Old English *ridan*, meaning to sit on and move). A hayride refers to a ride taken on a vehicle filled with hay, typically for leisure or enjoyment.
Imagine sitting on a pile of dried grass ('hay') while moving along ('ride') — that's what a hayride is all about.