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_To_ YAIK, _v. n._ To quiver, to shake.

_Burel._

YAIR, YAIRE, YARE, _s._

1. An inclosure, stretching into a tideway, for the purpose of detaining the fish when the tide ebbs, S.

_Stat. Rob. I._

2. A sort of scaffolding, which juts out into a river or frith in a straight line, S.

_Stat. Acc._

A. S. _waer_, _wer_, piscina, septum; Su. G. _fisk-gaerd_, id.

~Yair-net~, ~Yare-net~, _s._ A long net extending into the bed of a river inclined upwards, and fixed by poles, S. B.

_Law Case._

YAKEE, _s._ A double tooth, whether in man or beast, Orkney.

Isl. _iaxl_, dens molaris.

_To_ YALD, _v. a._ To yield; pret. _yald_.

_Douglas._

Isl. _gialld-a_, retribuere, luere.

YALD, YAULD, _adj._

1. Sprightly, alert; active, vigorous, S. A. Loth.

Isl. _gilld-r_ expresses the same idea; viribus et virtute praestans.

2. n.i.g.g.ardly, parsimonious, Galloway.

YALLOCH, _s._ A shout, a shrill cry; the act of _yelling_. S. also _yalloch_.

_Doug._

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