Anglish Slang Wordbook/Y

Anglish	sp	English
Y'all	n	Salutation
Yardrat	n	The possum.
Yarning	vb	To tell tales
Yieldy	adj	Fertile, as in "yieldy" field
Yellow-livered	adj	Cowardly
Yellowstone water	phr	Hooch; moonshine
Yellow-streak	n	Cowardice, unindependenceness
Yepping	n	Subservience; servility; truckling
Yes-ladder	n	A psychological technique where simple questions designed to elicit a “yes” or positive response are asked in sequence with increasing commitment, which, in turn, gains increasing compliance from someone.
Yes-man	n	An acquiescent follower; a person who lacks independence of thought
Yolked	adj	To be in a state of extreme muscular fitness. Derived from either the word "yoke", a wooden beam placed between two testosterone -filled oxen to allow them to pull massive loads OR "yolk", the yellow, protein-filled centre of an egg often used as part of the diet to arrive at supreme muscular fitness.
You aint seen nothing yet	phr	The worst is yet to come; the best is yet to come
You and me both	phr	That is right; I agree with you.
You know	phr	An indefinite substitute name for any contrivance or device.
Young hopeful	phr	A recruit with potential
Young timer	phr	A youthful person; an inexperienced person
You're on	phr	It is agreed; it isa bargain
You tell'em	phr	I agree with what you just said;
Youthen	vb	To renew youthful looks
Youward	adv	Towards you