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yieldy

yieldy adjective: characterised by (high) yield; fertile, productive.

Adjective (1)

yieldy (comparative more yieldy, superlative most yieldy)

  1. Characterised by (high) yield; fertile, productive.
    Synonyms:
    battle

Adjective (2)

yieldy (comparative more yieldy, superlative most yieldy)

  1. (archaic, dialectal) Having the tendency to yield or give way; yielding.

Synonyms of yieldy

Forms of yieldy

comparativemore yieldy
superlativemost yieldy

Origin of yieldy

From yield (noun) + -y.

From yield (verb) + -y.

Questions about yieldy

What does yieldy mean?
Yieldy means characterised by (high) yield; fertile, productive.
What part of speech is yieldy?
Yieldy is an adjective.

Words near yieldy in the dictionary

  1. yields the field
  2. yields the ghost
  3. yields to maturity
  4. yields up
  5. yields up the ghost
  6. yieldy
  7. Yielima
  8. Yiewsley
  9. yif
  10. yiff
  11. yiffable

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