Definition of "yot" []

• To unite closely; fasten; rivet. (verb)

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• "As Wise Pearl’s carnation farm flourished, she and Mr. Kam invested more of its profits in additional acres on which they raised barley, to be made into a kind of Korean taffy called yot."
• "Granted, “yacht” (pronounced “yot”) can be a slightly tricky word to spell: see the internet for evidence."
• "A Dr in the audience politly asked Dem Senator Scott a question and Scott stood up, pointed his finger, angrily yelling at Dr. saying if yot want to discuss this, we can do it one on but not here."