Noun:

घोड़े का अंसबंध,

yoked's Usage Examples:

1844), an associate editor, known as the "Burlington Hawk Eye Man," who in 1903 entered the Baptist ministry and became pastor of the Temple Baptist church in Los Angeles, California, and among whose publications are Hawkeyetems (1877), Hawkeyes (1879), and Smiles Yoked with Sighs (igoo).

yoked together with unbelievers.

She drove twelve spotted horses yoked to the high band wagon of a road circus.

Another ritual, fascinating for the glimpse it affords of very old-world thought, is that of the Diipolia, the yearly sacrifice to Zeus Polieus on the Acropolis at Athens.6 In this an ox was slaughtered with ceremonies unique in Greece; the priest who slew him fled and remained in exile for a period, and the axe that was used was tried, condemned and flung into the sea; the hide of the slain ox was stuffed with hay, and this effigy of the ox was yoked to the plough and feigned to be alive.

He obtains a magic glass cage, yoked with eight griffins, flies through the clouds, and, thanks to enchanters who know the language of birds, gets information as to their manners and customs, and ultimately receives their submission.

Ten days later, the plaintiff crossed the fence in upon the land, with a law agent, a witness and a pair of horses yoked or harnessed, and in a loud voice stated the amount of the debt and called upon the defendant to pay it according to law.

Then the hide was stuffed with grass and yoked to a plough; the participants were charged with ox murder and each laid the blame on the other; finally the axe was thrown into the sea.

Others are unequally yoked to unbelievers, every day proving how unequal the yoke is.

Two horses, yoked on either side of the pole, pulled the chariot, which was driven by a charioteer.

Oxen, usually yoked in teams of eight, were used for ploughing.

Synonyms:

textile, cloth, material, garment, tucker, fabric,

Antonyms:

weaken, de-energise, sedate, de-energize, deaden,