boneyard
/ˈboʊniˌjɑrd/
noun
- A place where old or broken vehicles, machines, or equipment are stored or left to decay.
- The airplane boneyard in the desert stores hundreds of retired jets.
- Farmers often have a boneyard for broken tractors and old plows.
- Behind the garage, there was a boneyard full of rusted cars and trucks.
- A place where animal bones are found, such as where animals have died or been buried.
- Vultures gathered at the boneyard, picking at the leftover carcasses.
- The ancient boneyard contained the remains of several large dinosaurs.
- Hikers discovered a boneyard of deer skeletons near the canyon.