yardfuls

Meanings

• A large yard containing a full harvest or productive capacity.

  - "The farmer had yardfuls of corn and wheat."
  - "The garden was filled with yardfuls of colorful flowers."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with yardfuls
yardfares , shares , cares

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Homophones

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1. yardfuls, yards full
   

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Variants

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yardbird , yardbirds

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Forms

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yardfuls (plural), yardful (singular), yardfuls' (possessive), yardfully (adverb)

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Etymology

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Old English gierd, yardful (a measure, usually used for grains or hay); cognate with Old Saxon gird, yardful, Old Norse girðr, yard, and Middle Dutch gierde, yard, gierdel, yardful.

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Culture

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In literature and folklore, yardfuls is often used as a symbol of abundance and prosperity. In American history, the concept of yardfuls has been used to describe the large yields of crops that were produced during the colonial period and beyond.

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