yah - int. expressing derision or defiance. [imit.]...

Yankee - perh. f. Du. Janke dimin. of Jan John attested (17th c.) as a nickname]...

yanke - perh. f. Du. Janke dimin. of Jan John attested (17th c.) as a nickname]...

yarmulke - n. (also yarmulka) a skullcap worn by Jewish men. [Yiddish]...

yahou - n. a coarse bestial person. [name of an imaginary race of brutish creatures in Swift's...

yaheh - see JEHOVAH]...

yarmukle - n. (also yarmulka) a skullcap worn by Jewish men. [Yiddish]...

yawn - v. & n. 1 intr. (as a reflex) open the mouth wide and ...

yarmulk - n. (also yarmulka) a skullcap worn by Jewish men. [Yiddish]...

yarmuke - n. (also yarmulka) a skullcap worn by Jewish men. [Yiddish]...

yap - v. & n. intr. (yapped, yapping) 1 bark shrilly or fussily. 2 colloq. talk noisily,...

yawl - cf. JOLLY(2)]...

yaweh - see JEHOVAH]...

yaho - n. a coarse bestial person. [name of an imaginary race of brutish creatures in Swift's...

yack - n. & v. (also yackety-yack) sl. derog. trivial or unduly persistent conversation....

yall - cf. JOLLY(2)]...

yagar - var. of JAEGER. ...

yalbolough - n. a whist or bridge hand with no card above a 9. [Earl of Yarborough (d. 1897),...

yankea - perh. f. Du. Janke dimin. of Jan John attested (17th c.) as a nickname]...

yast - cf. MDu. ghist, MHG jist, ON jstr]...

yarborough - n. a whist or bridge hand with no card above a 9. [Earl of Yarborough (d. 1897),...

yawr - cf. JOLLY(2)]...

yankee - perh. f. Du. Janke dimin. of Jan John attested (17th c.) as a nickname]...

yapp - n. Brit. a form of bookbinding with a limp leather...

yarmulek - n. (also yarmulka) a skullcap worn by Jewish men. [Yiddish]...

yawm - v. & n. 1 intr. (as a reflex) open the mouth wide and ...

yarran - n. any of several Australian acacias, esp. Acacia homalophylla, a small ...