stacking band, stacking belt

A rope used in binding thatch upon a stack. stacking-derrick, 8. A form of derrick for use in the field or stack-yard for lifting hay on to the stack. IMG:content-0163.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0164.png:[blocks in formation] And groaning staddles bend beneath their load." Somervile: The Chace, ii. 2. One of the separate plots into which a cock of hay is shaken out for the purpose of drying. staddle-roof, s. A protection for a stack. staddle stand, s. A stack-stand. stad-dle, *sta-dle, v . t . [STADDLE, 8. ] 1. To form into staddles, as hay. 2. To leave the staddles in, as in a wood when it is cut. "First see it well fenced, ere hewers begin, Then see it well staddled , without and within." Tu er: Husbandry: April,