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go yard

go yard verb: to hit a home run.

Verb

go yard (third-person singular simple present goes yard, present participle going yard, simple past went yard, past participle gone yard)

  1. (slang) To hit a home run.
    • Question 162: To follow-up on the aforementioned Phillies slugger, in 1980 he set a career high and established a Major League record for home runs by a third baseman when he went yard 48 times.2010, Major League Baseball IQ: The Ultimate Test of True Fandom

Forms of go yard

third-person singular presentgoes yard
present participlegoing yard
pastwent yard
past participlegone yard

Questions about go yard

What does go yard mean?
Go yard means to hit a home run.
What part of speech is go yard?
Go yard is a verb.
What is the past tense of go yard?
The past tense of go yard is went yard.

Words near go yard in the dictionary

  1. go without
  2. go without saying
  3. go woke, go broke
  4. go wonder
  5. go wrong
  6. go yard
  7. go'n
  8. go'on
  9. go-ahead
  10. go-aheadative
  11. go-aheadativeness

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