yclept: (verb) (pronounced: e-clept) to call; to
name. Once the phantom was yclept, she was a lot easier to ignore.
yester: (noun) of or relating to yesterday, or the past in general, often combined with other
words, such as “day” or “love.” It was yesternight when we saw the meteor.
yob: (noun) ruffian; thug; lout. We got robbed by the
yob.
yokel: (noun) bumpkin; hayseed; an uneducated person from the
sticks. That feller might be a yokel, but he sure can yodel.
yurg: (noun) a circular tent, often covered
with skins, commonly used by nomadic Asian tribes. Welcome to the Mongolian Hilton. You'll be staying in the third
yurg on the left. Enjoy your stay.
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