Yoked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YOKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• YOKE, to join (animals, slaves) together wth a wooden frame
• put a yoke on (a pair of animals); couple or attach with or to a yoke
• cause (two people or things) to be joined in a close relationship
NOUN:
• a wooden crosspiece that is fastened over the necks of two animals and attached to the plough or cart that they are to pull.
• used to refer to something regarded as oppressive or restrictive
• (in ancient Rome) an arch of three spears representing a yoke, under which a defeated army was made to march.
• a pair of animals yoked together
• the amount of land that one pair of oxen could plough in a day.
• a part of a garment that fits over the shoulders and to which the main part of the garment is attached
• a frame fitting over the neck and shoulders of a person, used for carrying pails or baskets.
• the crossbar of a rudder.
• a bar of soft iron between the poles of an electromagnet.
• a control lever in an aircraft.
• a thing whose name one cannot recall, does not know, or does not wish to specify
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fit with a yoke (a wooden frame for joining together draft animals)

Words related to YOKED

yoke11 yokes12 yoking14

Words that contain YOKED

unyoked15 disyoked17 misyoked18

How to use YOKED in a sentence

• The lists already given and those to follow show the more important words actually yoked as parallels.
• It is the fate in unequal unions, that tolerable creatures, through them, frequently incur censure, when more happily yoked they might be entitled to praise.
• Four oxen are yoked to these, each pair being led by a guide, who sits very oddly on the shaft between the yoke, with his back towards them.
• He chose the animal which was largest and therefore strongest, and, bringing him back, yoked him to the chariot.
• Graves and Breen each loaned him an ox, and these in addition to his own ox and cow yoked together, formed his team.
• There is such an irony of fate in this! But what is the use of deceiving myself? I am still yoked to my memories.
• So all day long thousands of coolies, water-jars yoked to their shoulders, tramp out the river gate and back.
• You are both too wild, too full of fun, and if yoked together will go to destruction, I know.
• And the Daitya then with a sad heart, gave away much wealth and that car, unto which were yoked two steeds called Virava and Surava.
• After breakfast, Smith yoked up his team, and moved our tent and worldly goods to the new house which we had purchased the day before.
• Achilles, having put on his bright armor, mounted his chariot, to which were yoked the two immortal and swift-footed steeds, Xanthus and Balius.
• Women smite on the anvil, and work with the hoe, and cows are yoked to labor.
• The charioteer led out the horses and yoked the chariot, and Cuchulain mounted his chariot.
• Prince von Buelow was now confronted with the complete failure of his mission of keeping Italy yoked to Austria and Germany.
• He yoked a bull and a horse together, plowed the seashore, and sowed salt instead of grain.
• He yoked a bullock and a heifer to a plow, and drew a deep furrow round the Palatine.
• Yet how often do we find poverty and piety yoked together in one house.
• So the oxen were driven to the alder forest, where there was plenty of grass, and after being allowed to graze awhile they were brought back and yoked to the cart.
• A few francs changed hands, and the Hare was yoked to the Tortoise.
• And then they yoked unto their excellent cars of white-hue steeds equipped in mail.
• I am called Swetavahana because when battling with the foe, white horses decked in golden armour are always yoked unto my car.
• In short, I have the Honour to be yoked to a young Lady, who is, in plain English, for her Standing, a very eminent Scold.
• As fast as the hunters came in and reported no road available, they also yoked up their oxen and rolled out.
• They were yoked up and the wagons turned about for the return.
• It is yoked living now, yoked fellowship, yoked service.
• But I shall in time grow wiser, and learn to consider my driver, the road I am in, and with whom I am yoked.
• He is yoked to the vehicle by the neck, and three other dogs are harnessed along with him.
• For though thou wast not yoked in nuptials, at least thou wast called the beloved husband of the hapless virgin.
• So both the bulls were tamed and yoked, and Jason bound them to the plow and goaded them onward with his lance, till he had plowed the sacred field.
• Today yoked the sled to an ox, for our path to Yonge-street is too narrow for two, in order to find settlers who had produce to sell.

Similar words containing YOK without suffix ed

yok10 yoke11 yoks11 yokel12 yoker12 yokes12 yokul12 ryokan13 unyoke13 yokels13 yokers13 yoking14 yokked18 disyoke15 euryoky17 kopiyok20 misyoke16 ryokans14 unyoked15 unyokes14 yokered15 yokings15 yokking19 disyoked17 disyokes16 misyoked18 misyokes17 unyoking16 yokeless15 yokelish18 yokemate17 yokering16 yokozuna24 disyoking18 euryokies16 euryokous16 misyoking19 yokemates18 yokozunas25 yokefellow23 yokefellows24 karyokineses23 karyokinesis23 karyokinetic25

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