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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
yard .
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Examples
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In the spring the dead deer were found in hundreds where they had "yarded" safely through many winters before the big snow.
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He would ramble on by the hour about the things around us; about the trees, the birds, and squirrels; of the way the muskrats lived by the sawmill dam, and their cleverness in avoiding his traps; about the deer that "yarded" back of Taft's Knob last winter, and their leanness in the spring.
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The Anston Center for Youth was a red brick former forge now yarded in barbed wire.
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Anything to get them out of my barely yarded, too cramped, urban house in the rainy, cold northwest.
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The tutu not having yet begun to spring, I yarded my bullocks at
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As, then, my bullocks could not get tuted on being turned out empty, I yarded them.
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I had been four feet off the rubble in the fifty-degree gully when I yarded on the overhang and the whole roof dislodged.
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These would be yarded some fine night, the best taken and ridden hard, perhaps returned next morning, perhaps in a day or two.
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With regard to the stock pasturing in the valley, a puzzling problem presented itself when they came to be gathered up and yarded.
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