Yield

yeld, v. To furnish, afford, render, give forth to give in return for what is expended or invested; to give up (something claimed Yew. or demanded); to make over to one who has a claim or right; to admit to be true, concede; to permit, grant, allow, resign, emit, surrender. — v. To give up the contest, submit; to comply; to give way; not to oppose; to give place, as inferior in rank or excellence.— n. Amount yielded; product, — applied esp. to products resulting from growth or cultivation. [ME. gelden, yelden, AS. gxeldan, geld an, to pay, restore, D. gelden, G. gelten, to be worth; rt guild, guilt.] — Yield'er, n. — Yield'ing, p. a. Inclined to give way or comply obsequious attentive flexible compliant accommodating. — Yield'ingly, adv. — Yield'ingneaa, n.