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wey, wie, wy, wye, Y,
Y [wəɪ]
Y, wye
n. The twenty-fifth letter of the alphabet.
yaa, yaas, yaw,
yaa [jaː]
n. NN.b. The eel Anguilla anguilla or MN. the conger eel Conger conger.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Tammie yaa: NN.b. The eel Anguilla anguilla.
yaag, yag,
yaag [I.Sh. ja(ː)g]
v. When fishing: to keep the line constantly in motion. To jerk the hook up and down. To catch fish in such a manner. To be importunate, persist irritatingly with questions or requests. To nag or harp on.
yabber, yabble, yabblin, yab-yabber, yab-yabble,
yabble [jabl]
also yabber [jabər]
n. A noisy clamour of voices. A garrulous person, a chatterbox.
v. Talk volubly or exitedly, chatter, gossip,. To scold, be querulous.
Compounds and phrases etc.
yabblin [jablɪn]: n. Chatter, voluble talk.
yab-yabber: To talk excitedly.
yab-yabble: Gabble.
yacht, yachtie, yachty, yat, yatch, yatt, yaut, yautt, yott,
yacht [jɔxt, jɔt]
n. A yacht.
dim. yachtie
yack, yackus, yackuz, yauk, yawk,
yack [jak]
v. S. To talk thickly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
yackus: col. S. One who talks thickly.
yack, yackie, yak, yakie, yakk, yakki, yakkie,
yack [I.Sh. jak]
n. An Inuit, a native of north polar regions.
dim. yackie
aickle, aikle, jakkel, jakl, jokhel, yaakil, yachel, yackel, yackle, yaggle, yakee, yakel, yakkel, yakle,
yackle [I. jakl, jagl]
also NN.b. aikle
n. A molar tooth.
v. To chew.
yaff, yamf, yamff, yamph, yauf, yeaumph, yoff, yumph,
yaff [jaf, jɔf]
also yamf [jamf]
n. A bark or yelp of a dog. A sharp barking call of a bird. Prattle, chatter. A chatterbox. A pert creature.
v. To bark with a high-pitched sound, to yelp. To chatter, to prate, talk pertly. To chide, carp, scold, speak sharply and critically.
yagach,
yagach [NN.a. jagəx]
adj. Bleak.
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