The term FARM SIGHT is composed of four words: SHEAF (5 letters), PEN (3 letters), SILO (4 letters), and SCARECROW (9 letters). A SHEAF is a bundle of grain stalks, often tied together with string or rope. A PEN is an enclosure for animals, such as sheep or cows. A SILO is a tall cylindrical structure used to store grain or other materials. Finally, a scarecrow is a figure made of straw or other materials, typically dressed in old clothes, and placed in fields to scare away birds. Together, these four words describe a typical farm sight.