a perfectly formed backyard...or measurement of area inspired by
a yardstick. A yard is three feet long, thus a square yard,
having three feet on all sides of a square, must be...let's see
- three times three equals - nine! square feet to a square yard.
Thus, metrically-deficit minded Americans have our yards with
which to play...with. a traditional unit of area. 1 yd2 equals 9
ft2, 1296 in2, or exactly 0.836 127 36 m2. The basic unit of
measurement for large areas. One square yard is equal to 3' x 3'
or 9 square feet. Squeegee - A rubber blade Applicator with a
long handle designed for spreading driveway sealer. a unit of
area equal to one yard by one yard square a square area which
measures one yard on each side The square yard is an Imperial
unit/U.S. customary unit (non-SI non-metric) of area, used in
most of the English-speaking world. It is defined as the area of
a square with sides of one yard (three feet, thirty-six inches,
0.9144 metres) in length.