Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Yearly

Yearlyad.once every year;a.lasting a year

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Yearn

Yearnv.i.to feel great uneasiness, grieve, bark

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Yearning

Yearningn.an emotion of tenderness, pity

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Yeast

Yeast, or Yestn.the flower of malt-liquor when working, barm, the foam of the troubled sea

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Yeasty

Yeasty, or Yettya.smeared with yeast, frothy

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Yelk

Yelk, or Yolkn.the yellow part of an egg

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Yell

Yellv.i.to cry aloud with agony or horror, to howl

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Yell (2)

Yelln.a cry of horror or distress, a shriek

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Yelling

Yellingn.the act of shrieking or howling

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Yellow

Yellown.a bright color;a.bright, like gold

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Yellowboy

Yellowboyn.a piece of gold-coin, a guinea

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Yellowhammer

Yellowhammern.a small bird

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Yellowish

Yellowisha.tending or approaching to yellow

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Yellowishness

Yellowishness, or Yellownessn.a yellow state, &c. jealousy

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Yellows

Yellowsn. pl.a disease in horses

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Yelp

Yelpv.i.to bark as hound, cry, chatter

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Yelping

Yelpingn.the act of barking as a beagle or fox

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Yeoman

Yeomann.a gentleman-farmer, freeholder, officer

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Yeomanry

Yeomanryn.the collective body of yeomen

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Yerk

Yerkv.to throw out a horse's hind leg, to jerk

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Yes

Yesad.a term of affirmation, yea, truly, verily

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Yester

Yester, or Yesterdayad.on the day last past

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Yesterday (2)

Yesterdayn.the day last past the day before this

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Yesternight

Yesternightad.on or in the night last past

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Yet

Yetconj.however, notwithstanding, nevertheless

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Yet (2)

Yetad.beside, once more, still, at least, after all

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Yew

Yew, or Eughn.the name of a very hardy tree