yield /yēld/

1. To deliver, surrender, relinquish or resign
2. To grant or accord
3. To admit or concede
4. To give out
5. To furnish or afford
6. To produce
7. To pay or repay, or to reward (obsolete)
8. To render as due or appropriate (archaic)

1. To submit
2. To cease fighting or contesting
3. To give way under pressure
4. To give place
5. To concede
6. To give way (in traffic) (N American)

1. An amount yielded
2. A product
3. The return of a financial investment, usu calculated with reference to the cost and dividend

yieldˈable adjective

1. That may be yielded
2. Inclined to yield

yieldˈableness noun

yieldˈer noun

yieldˈing adjective

1. Giving, or inclined to give, way
2. Compliant

1. A giving way
2. Compliance

yieldˈingly adverb

yieldˈingness noun

yield point noun

In iron and annealed steels, the stress at which a substantial amount of plastic deformation takes place suddenly

yield strength noun

In materials which do not exhibit a sudden plastic deformation under stress (cf yield point above), the level of stress at which a given amount of deformation takes place

yield up the ghost (archaic)

To give up the ghost (see under ghost)

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