inyokev.
rare.
transitive.
a. To yoke or unite to something.
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the world > food and drink > farming > animal husbandry > general equipment > [verb (transitive)] > harness or yoke
yokeOE
harness13..
cart-saddle1377
join1377
couple1393
enharness1490
benda1522
bind1535
span1550
team1552
spang1580
inyoke1595
trace1605
enclose?1615
gear1638
to get in1687
reharness1775
reyoke1813
to hook up1825
inspan1834
hitch1844
pole1846
stock1909
the world > relative properties > wholeness > mutual relation of parts to whole > fact or action of being joined or joining > attachment > attach or affix [verb (transitive)]
fastenOE
fasta1225
tachec1315
to-seta1340
catcha1350
affichea1382
to put ona1382
tacka1387
to put to1396
adjoina1400
attach?a1400
bend1399
spyndec1400
to-tachc1400
affixc1448
complexc1470
setc1480
attouch1483
found?1541
obligate1547
patch1549
alligate1563
dight1572
inyoke1595
infixa1616
wreathe1643
adlige1650
adhibit1651
oblige1656
adent1658
to bring to1681
engage1766
superfix1766
to lap on1867
accrete1870
1595 G. Markham Most Honorable Trag. Sir R. Grinuile cxxx These all accord..To end his liues date by their cruell strife, And him vnto a blessed state inyoke.
a1654 J. Taylor Unnaturall Father A chaine consists of diuers links and every linke depends and is inyoak'd vpon one another.
b. To yoke in a wagon, etc.
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1842 R. Moffat Missionary Labours & Scenes S. Afr. 391 All inyoked their oxen at the same time.
Derivatives
inˈyoking n.
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the world > food and drink > farming > animal husbandry > general equipment > [noun] > harness of draught animal > yoke > yoking or unyoking
yoking1572
unyoking1667
outspan1821
inyoking1842
spanning1874
inspan1879
inspanning1879
1842 R. Moffat Missionary Labours & Scenes S. Afr. 118 Daily inyoking and unyoking.
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