hoyt
/hɔɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a variant of Hoyte, a surname of English origin.
“The family’s ancestral home was passed down from the Hoyts, who had lived there for generations.”
2. verb
to cut or notch (something) with a saw or other tool.
“The carpenter hoyt-ed the wood to fit the custom trim.”
3. verb
to cut or sever with or as if with a saw.
“The rope was hoyt-ed to release the trapped animal.”
4. verb
to remove the top or top layer (of something).
“The farmer hoyt-ed the crop to harvest the remaining grains.”