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yeld
[yeld]
adjective
barren; sterile.
(of a cow) not giving milk, from being in calf or from age.
yeld
/ ɛ /
adjective
(of an animal) barren or too young to bear young
(of a cow) not yielding milk
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of yeld1
Example Sentences
Hughes, 31, said the employee, identified in the report as Carmella Davano, allegedly yeld at her and repeatedly called her “a monkey” and a "shining monkey."
Of the fertilitie of this kingdome, and of such fruits and other things as it doth yeld.
Here from a rushy patch sprang three yeld hinds from almost underfoot, and splashed off through the shallows, their russet coats gleaming in the morning sunlight.
"Crumbie is yeld! there's not a drop of milk in her pitchers," said he, on his return; "and it's no other than Four-toes."
Smert boffettes there they yeld.
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