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Year
Year
n.
The
time
of
the
apparent
revolution
of
the
sun
trough
the
ecliptic
;
the
period
occupied
by
the
earth
in
making
its
revolution
around
the
sun
,
called
the
astronomical
year
;
also
, a
period
more
or
less
nearly
agreeing
with
this
,
adopted
by
various
nations
as a
measure
of
time
,
and
called
the
civil
year
; as,
the
common
lunar
year
of
354
days
,
still
in
use
among
the
Mohammedans
;
the
year
of
360
days
,
etc
. In
common
usage
,
the
year
consists
of
365
days
,
and
every
fourth
year
(
called
bissextile
, or
leap
year
) of
366
days
, a
day
being
added
to
February
on
that
year
, on
account
of
the
excess
above
365
days
(
see
Bissextile
).
Year
n.
The
time
in
which
any
planet
completes
a
revolution
about
the
sun
; as,
the
year
of
Jupiter
or of
Saturn
.
Year
n.
Age
, or
old
age
; as, a
man
in
years
.
Year's purchase
The
amount
that
is
yielded
by
the
annual
income
of
property
;
used
in
expressing
the
value
of a
thing
in
the
number
of
years
required
for
its
income
to
yield
its
purchase
price
, in
reckoning
the
amount
to be
paid
for
annuities
,
etc
.
Yeara
n.
The
California
poison
oak
(
Rhus
diversiloba
).
See
under
Poison
, a.
Yearbook
n.
A
book
published
yearly
;
any
annual
report
or
summary
of
the
statistics
or
facts
of a
year
,
designed
to be
used
as a
reference
book
; as,
the
Congregational
Yearbook
.
Yearbook
n.
A
book
containing
annual
reports
of
cases
adjudged
in
the
courts
of
England
.
Yeared
a.
Containing
years
;
having
existed
or
continued
many
years
;
aged
.
Yearling
n.
An
animal
one
year
old
, or in
the
second
year
of
its
age
;
applied
chiefly
to
cattle
,
sheep
,
and
horses
.
Yearling
a.
Being
a
year
old
.
Yearly
a.
Happening
,
accruing
, or
coming
every
year
;
annual
; as, a
yearly
income
; a
yearly
feast
.
Yearly
a.
Lasting
a
year
; as, a
yearly
plant
.
Yearly
a.
Accomplished
in a
year
; as,
the
yearly
circuit
, or
revolution
, of
the
earth
.
Yearly
adv.
Annually
;
once
a
year
to
year
; as,
blessings
yearly
bestowed
.
Yearn
v. t.
To
pain
; to
grieve
; to
vex
.
Yearn
v. i.
To be
pained
or
distressed
; to
grieve
; to
mourn
.
Yearn
v. i. & t.
To
curdle
, as
milk
.
Yearn
v. i.
To be
filled
with
longing
desire
; to be
harassed
or
rendered
uneasy
with
longing
, or
feeling
the
want
of a
thing
; to
strain
with
emotions
of
affection
or
tenderness
; to
long
; to be
eager
.
Yearned
imp. & p. p.
of
Yearn
Yearnful
a.
Desirous
.
Yearning
p. pr. & vb. n.
of
Yearn
Yearningly
adv.
With
yearning
.
Yearnings
n. pl.
The
maws
, or
stomachs
, of
young
calves
,
used
as a
rennet
for
curdling
milk
.
Yearth
n.
The
earth
.
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