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yardwand

Elementary (A2)

IPA: //ˈjɑrdˌwænd//

KK: /jɑrdwænd/

noun
Definition

A long measuring stick, usually marked in units of measurement, used for measuring length or distance.


Example

The carpenter used a yardwand to measure the length of the wood.


Conversation
Sloth A
Do you know where I put my yardwand?
Sloth B
I think I saw it in the garage last week.
Sloth A
Thanks! I need it to measure the garden area.
Sloth B
No problem! It will help you plan the layout perfectly.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
ruler
measuring
stick
Antonyms
imprecision
disorder
chaos
Root Explanation

The word 'yardwand' is formed from 'yard' (from Old English *geard*, meaning an enclosed area or garden) and 'wand' (from Old English *wand*, meaning a flexible rod or stick). The term 'yardwand' refers to a stick or rod used in a yard or garden, often for measuring or marking.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'yard' as an enclosed area or garden and a 'wand' as a flexible stick — together, they create a tool used in the garden.

Visually Confused Words
yarkand
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