yealm
yealm is the alternative spelling of yelm.
Meaning of yelm
Noun
yelm (plural yelms)
- A bundle of straw laid out straight, chiefly to be used for thatching; a helm.
- After the leaves had been removed, as many turnips were thrown together as would lie upon a circle four yards in diameter: yealms of wheat-straw were made, similar to such as are used for thatching, but longer, thicker, and formed with less precision: four tall stakes were then driven into the...1822 April 27, John Cowley, William Staines, “L.—On Preserving Turnips, &c. during the Winter.”, in Thomas Gill, editor, The Technical Repository, Containing Practical Information on Subjects...
Forms of yealm
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | yealms |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | yealms |
| present participle | yealming |
| past participle | yealmed |
| past | yealmed |
Questions about yealm
- What is yealm the alternative spelling of?
- Yealm is the alternative spelling of yelm.
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