That part of yard that lies between the lift and the outboard end of the yard.

(n) either end of the yard of a square-rigged ship

The very end of a yard. Often mistaken for the actual "yard", which refers to the entire spar. As in "hang from the yardarm" and the sun being "over the yardarm".

A term applied to the outer end if a yard.

That part of yard that lies between the lift and the outboard end of the yard.

  The port or starboard half of a yard is the port or starboard yardarm.  

Either end (outer quarter) of a yard, from the lift to the outboard end of a yard. Also yard arm.

That part of yard that lies between the lift and the outboard end of the yard.

either side of a yard.

The very end of a yard. Often mistaken for a "yard", which refers to the entire spar. As in to hang "from the yardarm" and the sun being "over the yardarm& [..]

That part of the yard that lies between the lift and the outer end

The very end of a yard. Often mistaken for a "yard", which refers to the entire spar. As in to hang "from the yardarm" and the sun being "over the yardarm" (late enough to have a drink).

The very end of a yard. Often mistaken for a "yard", which refers to the entire spar. As in to hang "from the yardarm" and the sun being "over the yardarm" (late enough to have a drink).

That part of yard that lies between the lift and the outboard end of the yard.

the end of the yard, outboard of the sail, where controlling lines such as braces (q.v.) are attached. FH2004

(nautical) The outer end of a yard, often equipped with blocks for reeving signal halyards.