yokes
SayYOHKSUS/joʊks/UK/jəʊks/
- 1Plural of yoke. Use it when you mean more than one.
An old carpenter in the valley still shapes yokes by hand for the few farmers who plow with oxen.
The barn wall was hung with old wooden yokes for oxen.
- 2The form of yoke used after he, she or it in the present.
Each morning the farmer yokes his two oxen to the plow.
At the county fair, a man yokes two oxen to an old cart.
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yokes is a form of yoke
yoke, noun: A bar or frame put across the necks of two animals, like oxen, so they can pull something together. Full entry
- Forms
- yokeyokes plural
- Spelling
- yoke → yokes: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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