Webster's practical dictionary A practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . r; to barS ^ , with eagerness, pain, or fear. Yeoman, yoman, n.; pi. -men. A common man or ple-beian, of the first or most respectable class; a free-holder; a farmer; man free born; in Eng., an officerin the kings household. (Naut.) An inferior officercharged with the stowage, account, and distributionof the stores. — Yeomanry,». The collective bodyof yeomen or freeholders;
Webster's practical dictionary A practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . r; to barS ^ , with eagerness, pain, or fear. Yeoman, yoman, n.; pi. -men. A common man or ple-beian, of the first or most respectable class; a free-holder; a farmer; man free born; in Eng., an officerin the kings household. (Naut.) An inferior officercharged with the stowage, account, and distributionof the stores. — Yeomanry,». The collective bodyof yeomen or freeholders; a British volunteer cav-alry force. Yerk, yerk, v. t. To kick or strike suddenly; to jerk — V. i. To throw out the heels, kick; to move with,a quick, jerking motion. — n. A sudden or quickthrust or motion. Yes, yes, adi). Ay; yea, — a word expressing affirma-tion or consent, — opp. to no. Yest, yest, n. Yeast; barm; froth; spume; foam. Yester, yester, a. Of, or pert, to, yesterday; last;next before the present. — Yesterday, n. The daylast past; the day next before the present. — the day last past; on the day preceding to-day. — Yestereve, -evening, n. The evening of ye»-. siin, cQbe, full; moon, fddt; cow, oil; liQger or i^k, then, boNboN, chair, get. YET 518 ZED terday; the evening last past.—morn,-moming, 71. Tne morning of yesterday. night, n. Last night; the night last past. —adv. Ou the last night.—noon, n. The noon of yesterday. Tet, yet, adv. In addition ; further; besides; overand above; at the same time; still; up to the pres-ent time ; thus far; hitherto ; at or in the presenttime; even; at least: at all. — conj. Nejrertheless;notwithstanding; however. Tew, yoo, n. A low, spreading, evergreen, Europeantree, valued for itshard, durable woodor timber. — Yewen,a. JNIade of yew. Yex, yeks, v. i. To hic-cough. Tield, veld, v. t. Tofurnish, afford, ren-der, give forth ; togive in return forwhat is expended orinvested; to give up(something
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