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yerk

Added: 2008-07-08 11:28:44
Submitted by:Dr Dauvit Horsbroch

Yerk (or yark) is recorded in medieval English, and although it has generally fallen out of use south of the border, it is still known and used in Scots and in some regional dialects of English. Used in the sense "bind tightly", often in relation to garments or their production, yerk was often us...
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