yokelet

[English yoke, s.; dim in. suff. let, from its being worked by a single yoke of oxen.] A small farm. (Prov.) yōk-lig, pr. par. a. & s. [YOKE, v.] A. & B. As pr. par. & particip . adj .: (See the verb.) C. As substantive: I. Ordinary Language: 1. The act of putting a yoke on; the act of joining or uniting with a yoke. 2. As much work as is done by draught animals at one time, whether it be by cart or plow; hence, generally, as much work as is done at a stretch. ( Scotch .) II. Mining ( pl .): Pieces of wood used for designating po e ion. yok-sun, s. [Etym. doubtful.] Bot.: A run dinar i a hooker i an a . other Nature; from the former all males, from the latter all females originated. But the female is regarded as the real force in nature, and that most deserving of worship. [SAKTA.] *yon-ker, s. [YOUNKER.] yont, adv . (YOND.) ( Scotch .) yoôk, yeuk, v . t . [YUCK, υ .]