"Clean out the barn" is an idiom that means to get rid of unnecessary items, unwanted clutter, or excess baggage to make space for new things or experiences. It can also refer to literally cleaning a barn or space to improve organization or hygiene.
Stay out of trouble
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This meant the right or honorable thing. A cowboy always tried to do the clean thing.
Rugs from Pottery Barn are no harder or easier to clean than most rugs you will be able to purchase from consumer retail stores. Renting a rug cleaner will do perfectly well.
what does you left your barn door open mean
you dont you dont
It means a decisive victory, the winner of all prizes and contests in a competition, It can also mean a thorough and sweeping change
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This means to obtain or procure. A cowboy might ask,"Can you help me shake up a fiddler for the barn dance?"
Barn
Infinitive phrase.
Well depending on where you live Stable can mean a barn that houses only horses. In other places Stables mean the stalls that horses live in inside the barn.
grazing in the evening dusk
The Boot Barn is a store. Perhaps they were admiring your shoes...