yote (Meaning)
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yote (v. t.)
To pour water on; to soak in, or mix with, water.
Synonyms & Antonyms of yote
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yote Sentence Examples
- The yote's piercing howl echoed through the desolate wilderness.
- Hunters cautiously stalked the cunning yote, its tracks hidden within the undergrowth.
- In the twilight's embrace, the yote emerged from its den, its eyes gleaming amber.
- The livestock trembled in fear as the yote prowled the barn, its sharp teeth bared.
- The young yote played exuberantly, chasing butterflies through the meadow.
- The legend of the white yote, a rare and majestic creature, had been passed down for generations.
- The yote's keen sense of smell allowed it to locate its prey with ease.
- The coyotes howled in unison, their chorus creating an eerie symphony in the night.
- The yote's playful nature belied its predatory instincts.
- As the sun began to set, the yote disappeared into the shadows, its presence forever etched in the landscape.
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To pour water on; to soak in, or mix with, water.
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The yote's piercing howl echoed through the desolate wilderness.
Hunters cautiously stalked the cunning yote, its tracks hidden within the undergrowth.
In the twilight's embrace, the yote emerged from its den, its eyes gleaming amber.
The livestock trembled in fear as the yote prowled the barn, its sharp teeth bared.
