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yare: a tool for combing cotton |
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yare: originally, the smallest unit of measurable tannin concentration in winemaking; now divisible into sub-yares |
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yare: agile; lively |
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yare: bronze age ceremonial knife |
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yare: to express excitement |
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yare: to mangle |
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yare: a hornless ruminant |
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yare: to frighten |
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yare: a type of yoke |
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None of the definitions above could possibly be legitimate! |
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I give up! What is the answer? |
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