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Inspan

verb
1.
Attach a yoke or harness to.






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"Inspan" Quotes from Famous Books



... general was to be seen coolly giving orders and apparently unconcerned amid a hail of bullets. "I'll be d——d if they shall have the cow-gun," he remarked, and, by gad, they didn't. With drag ropes it was moved down the hill for some distance, and then an attempt was made to inspan the oxen. As fast as one was inspanned it was shot, and quickly another and another would share its fate. At last, by sheer desperate perseverance, some sort of a team was inspanned and the gun moved ...
— A Yeoman's Letters - Third Edition • P. T. Ross



Words linked to "Inspan" :   harness, outspan, tackle, yoke, animal husbandry



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