different between railyard vs jailyard
railyard
English
Etymology
rail +? yard
Noun
railyard (plural railyards)
- A group of connected railroad tracks used for storing and sorting railroad equipment.
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jailyard
English
Alternative forms
- gaolyard (rare)
Etymology
jail +? yard
Noun
jailyard (plural jailyards)
- A yard adjoining a prison.
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