yarder

IPA: jˈɑrdɝ

(forestry) A motor-driven logging machine which transports logs by means of a system of cables and winches.
(in combination) Something that is a stated number of yards in some dimension.

Examples of "yarder" in Sentences

Eric Ellestad made all four of his field goals in the spring game, including a 50 yarder.
Gostkowski kicked four field goals in the game, including a 49-yarder and a school-record 53 yarder.
The pass play was the longest of the season for Iowa State, surpassing the 53-yarder from the third quarter.
Armstrong caught McNabb's only touchdown pass against Buffalo, a laser-like four-yarder he juggled into his arms in traffic.
So with time about to expire in the first half, Norv summons him back onto the field to attempt a 57--yarder... when 57 yards was his career long.
So with time about to expire in the first half, Norv summons him back onto the field to attempt a 57 -- yarder ... when 57 yards was his career long.
Just before he made the the 30 yarder in the 4th quarter, the problem became apparent: his shoes (or actually, I should say "shoe" on his left/kicking foot).
Dexter McCluster ran for 60 yards and a touchdown and had a 40-yarder from the ` ` Wild Hog '' formation made famous by Darren McFadden under Nutt at Arkansas.
Redskins punt returner Brandon Banks, who burst on the season with a return for a touchdown in Washington's first preseason game and did it again last week with a 53-yarder, is listed as 5-foot-8 and 155 pounds.