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| yaff. | to bark. |
| yard. | a garden. |
| yaud. | an old horse. |
| yearlings. | coevals; born in the same year. |
| yell. | dry; not giving milk. |
| yerd or yird. | earth. |
| yerk. | to lash; to jerk. |
| yerket or yerkit. | jerked; lashed. |
| ye'se. | ye shall. |
| yestreen. | yesternight. |
| yett. | gate. |
| yeuk. | itch. |
| yeuks. | itches. |
| yeukie. | itchy. |
| yill. | ale. |
| yird. | earth. |
| yokin'. | yoking; a bout of work: a set to. |
| yon. | yonder. |
| yon time. | yondertime. |
| yont or ayont. | beyond. |
| yoursel'. | yourself. |
| yowe. | a ewe. |
| yowes. | ewes. |
| yowie. | diminutive of yowe. |
| Yule. | Christmas. |
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