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Webster Dictionary :: Yolk
YOLK, n. 1. The yelk of an egg. [See Yelk .] 2. The unctuous secretion from the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Yold
YOLD, for yielded. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Yoking
YOKING, ppr. Putting a yoke on; joining; coupling.
Webster Dictionary :: Yoked
YOKED, pp. Confined in a yoke; joined; coupled.
Webster Dictionary :: Yoke-mate
YOKE-FELLOW, YOKE-MATE, n. [yoke and fellow or mate.] 1. An associate or compani...
Webster Dictionary :: Yoke-fellow
YOKE-FELLOW, YOKE-MATE, n. [yoke and fellow or mate.]
Webster Dictionary :: Yoke-elm
YOKE-ELM, n. A tree.
Webster Dictionary :: Yoke
YOKE, n. [G., L., Gr.] 1. A piece of timber, hollowed or made curving near each ...
Webster Dictionary :: Yojan
YOJAN, n. In the East Indies, a measure or distance of five miles.
Webster Dictionary :: Yog
YUG, YOG, n. In the mythology of India, an age; one of the ages into which the H...
Webster Dictionary :: Yieldingness
YIELDINGNESS, n. Disposition to comply; quality of yielding.
Webster Dictionary :: Yieldingly
YIELDINGLY, adv. With compliance.
Webster Dictionary :: Yielding
YIELDING, ppr. 1. Producing; affording; conceding; resigning; surrendering; allo...
Webster Dictionary :: Yielder
YIELDER, n. One who yields.
Webster Dictionary :: Yielded
YIELDED, pp. Produced; afforded; conceded; allowed; resigned; surrendered.
Webster Dictionary :: Yieldance
YIELDANCE, n. Act of producing; concession. [Not used.]
