Animal farm

3. A type of large rake pulled by a horse, used in agriculture to gather hay or straw.
4. The process of separating grains or seeds from the husks and straw by beating.
6. A mechanism with a series of gears and springs, typically used in clocks and watches, which moves with regularity and precision.
8. Very great in amount, scale, or intensity; extremely large or powerful.

1. Strange, odd, or unusual; also can mean something that belongs particularly to someone or something.
2. A small field or enclosure where horses or other animals are or exercised
3. Lifting or raising something, especially with ropes or a mechanical device.
4. Moved or marched as a group, often in a formal or organized way.
5. Complained in a low, gruff voice; muttered unhappily.
7. Likely a typo or misspelling; possibly intended to be “wantage” (a rare word for lack or need) or it could refer to Wantage, a town in England.