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Yard
Yard
n.
A
place
where
moose
or
deer
herd
together
in
winter
for
pasture
,
protection
,
etc
.
Yard
v. i.
A
rod
; a
stick
; a
staff
.
Yard
v. i.
A
branch
; a
twig
.
Yard
v. i.
A
long
piece
of
timber
, as a
rafter
,
etc
.
Yard
v. i.
A
measure
of
length
,
equaling
three
feet
, or
thirty
-
six
inches
,
being
the
standard
of
English
and
American
measure
.
Yard
v. i.
The
penis
.
Yard
v. i.
A
long
piece
of
timber
,
nearly
cylindrical
,
tapering
toward
the
ends
,
and
designed
to
support
and
extend
a
square
sail
. A
yard
is
usually
hung
by
the
center
to
the
mast
.
See
Illust
. of
Ship
.
Yard
n.
An
inclosure
;
usually
, a
small
inclosed
place
in
front
of, or
around
, a
house
or
barn
; as, a
courtyard
; a
cowyard
; a
barnyard
.
Yard
n.
An
inclosure
within
which
any
work
or
business
is
carried
on; as, a
dockyard
; a
shipyard
.
Yard
v. t.
To
confine
(
cattle
) to
the
yard
; to
shut
up, or
keep
, in a
yard
; as, to
yard
cows
.
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