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yard out

yard out verb: to place livestock in a pen in a stockyard.

Verb

yard out (third-person singular simple present yards out, present participle yarding out, simple past and past participle yarded out)

  1. (dated) To place livestock in a pen in a stockyard.

Forms of yard out

third-person singular presentyards out
present participleyarding out
past participleyarded out
pastyarded out

Questions about yard out

What does yard out mean?
Yard out means to place livestock in a pen in a stockyard.
What part of speech is yard out?
Yard out is a verb.
What is the past tense of yard out?
The past tense of yard out is yarded out.

Words near yard out in the dictionary

  1. yard lights
  2. yard of ale
  3. yard of clay
  4. yard of land
  5. yard of satin
  6. yard out
  7. yard pilot
  8. yard pilots
  9. yard rope
  10. yard ropes
  11. yard sale

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