1. yards - Noun
2. yards - Verb
yards
plural of yard
yards pl (plural only)
(nautical) The totality of the sailing rig.
Her yards were bare and cockabill.
yards
third-person singular simple present indicative of yard
Aaron Rodgers completed 16 of 27 passes for 243 yards, and Aaron Jones gained 62 yards on 21 carries with a pair of 1-yard touchdowns for the second-seeded Packers (14-3), who will visit the San Francisco 49ers next Sunday in the NFC Championship Game. Source: Internet
A 2017 Boston Herald All-Scholastic, Frommer amassed over 3,000 all-purpose yards for his career. Source: Internet
Aberdeen had a goal chalked off in the 55th minute when Kennedy delivered a superb cross from the left and Main met it and headed home from 12 yards. Source: Internet
A block tackle from Hojbjerg, 30 yards from goal, sends the ball spinning behind him for a Palace corner. Source: Internet
About 6 miles from Rimini in the rural Landmark subdivision is a huge pile of contaminated soil that was removed from residential yards. Source: Internet
A bloodline that has produced a champion on the live hare coursing field is often crossed with track lines in order to keep the early pace (e.g. speed over first 100 yards), which Greyhounds are renowned for, prominent in the line. Source: Internet