yankee-2.html - n.
colloq.
1 often derog. = YANK.
2 US an inhabitant of New England or one of the northern States.
3 hist. a Federal soldier in the Civil War.
4 a type of bet on four or more horses to win (or be placed) in different races.
5 (attrib.) of or as of the Yankees.

Yankee Doodle 1 an American tune and song regarded as a national air.
2 = YANKEE. [18th c.: orig. uncert.: perh. f. Du. Janke dimin. of Jan John attested (17th c.) as a nickname]

yankee-2.html - n.
colloq.
1 often derog. = YANK.
2 US an inhabitant of New England or one of the northern States.
3 hist. a Federal soldier in the Civil War.
4 a type of bet on four or more horses to win (or be placed) in different races.
5 (attrib.) of or as of the Yankees.

Yankee Doodle 1 an American tune and song regarded as a national air.
2 = YANKEE. [18th c.: orig. uncert.: perh. f. Du. Janke dimin. of Jan John attested (17th c.) as a nickname]

yankee-2.html - n.
colloq. often derog. an inhabitant of the US; an American. [abbr.]

yankee-2.html - v. & n.
colloq. --v.

tr. pull with a jerk.

--n.

a sudden hard pull. [19th c.: orig. unkn.]

yankee-2.html - n.
colloq.
1 often derog. = YANK.
2 US an inhabitant of New England or one of the northern States.
3 hist. a Federal soldier in the Civil War.
4 a type of bet on four or more horses to win (or be placed) in different races.
5 (attrib.) of or as of the Yankees.

Yankee Doodle 1 an American tune and song regarded as a national air.
2 = YANKEE. [18th c.: orig. uncert.: perh. f. Du. Janke dimin. of Jan John attested (17th c.) as a nickname]

yankee-2.html - v. & n.
Austral. --v.

tr. (-ies, -ied) separate (grass seed) from refuse by special shaking.

--n.

(pl. -ies) a shallow dish used for this. [Aboriginal]