Crossword clues for yer
yer
- "___ out!" (umpire's cry)
- "___ Favourites" (2005 compilation album from the Tragically Hip)
- "___ Blues" (song written by John Lennon)
- "___ Blues" ("White Album" song)
- "__ Blues": Beatles "White Album" song
- ''___ out!''
- '-- out!' (ballpark cry)
- '-- out!'
- Umpire's word
- Tom Petty "___ so bad, best thing I ever had"
- Thy, much less formally
- Stones "Get ___ Ya-Yas Out!"
- Stones "Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!"
- Repeated word in Oasis song title
- Mojave 3 "___ Feet"
- Led Zep "D'___ Mak'er"
- Law or saw add-on
- Law follower
- Law conclusion
- Johnny Bregar "Stomp ___ Feet"
- Jimmy Eat World "___ Feet"
- Gen-___ (Millennial)
- Gen-__ (millennial)
- Gen ___ (Millennial)
- Folksy possessive
- Extension of law
- Ending with law
- Blur: "Got ___!"
- Blur "Got ___!"
- Beatles' ' Blues'
- Beatles song "___ Blues"
- Ani DiFranco "Pick ___ Nose"
- "You bet __ boots!"
- "So's --- old man!"
- "So's ___ momma"
- "Shut Up 'n Play ___ Guitar" (1981 Frank Zappa album)
- "Quit ___ yapping!"
- "Programs! Git __ programs here!"
- "Now ___ Squawkin'" (Jimmy Buffett album)
- "Harry -- ___ a wizard": Hagrid
- "Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!" (Rolling Stones concert album)
- "Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!"
- "D'___ Mak'er"
- "________ durn tootin'!"
- "___ So Bad" (Tom Petty)
- "___ out!" (umpire's shout)
- "___ out!" (ump's shout)
- "___ out!" (home plate call)
- "___ out!" (call at the plate)
- "___ crazy!"
- "___ Blues" (Beatles "White Album" song)
- "___ Blues" ("White Album" number)
- "___ a wizard Harry"
- "__ darn tootin'!"
- "__ Blues": Beatles song with the line "Even hate my rock and roll"
- "__ Blues": "White Album" track
- 'So's -- old man!'
- 'Quit -- bellyachin'!'
- 'Aw, quit -- bellyachin'!'
- '-- out!' (baseball cry)
- '-- goin' down!'
- '-- darn tootin'!'
- ' out!' (ump's shout)
- ____ Blues : Beatles tune
- ____ Blues Beatles song
- "Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!" (Stones album)
- "So's ___ old man!"
- "___ out!" (ump's call)
- "___ out!" (ump's cry)
- Suffix with bow
- Suffix with saw or law
- Suffix with law or saw
- "___ durn tootin'!"
- Saw attachment?
- "So's ___ old lady!"
- The Beatles' "___ Blues"
- "Quit ___ joshin'!"
- Occupational suffix
- "___ Blues" (track on the Beatles' "White Album")
- "So's ___ mother!"
- "___ Blues" (song on the White Album)
- "Tell ___ Mama" (2009 Norah Jones song)
- Slangy possessive
- "Aw, quit ___ bellyachin'!"
- "___ out!" (shout by a 24-Down)
- Norah Jones's "Tell ___ Mama"
- "Get ___ Ya-Yas Out!" (Rolling Stones album)
- The shorter you are?
- The Rolling Stones' "Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!"
- Tom Petty's "___ So Bad"
- Ending for saw or law
- Suffix for saw
- Saw or law attachment
- Saw or law ender
- Ending akin to -ist
- Ending for law or saw
- Law or saw follower
- ___ Borch, Dutch painter
- Ending with saw or law
- Suffix for law or saw
- "__ out!": ump's call
- "__ durn tootin'!"
- "___ darn tootin'!"
- Slangy pronoun
- Dogpatch possessive
- "Now ___ talkin'!"
- "So's __ old man!"
- ''So's __ old man!''
- ''___ out!'' (ump's call)
- Suffix with law
- Nonstandard pronoun
- Tom Petty "___ So Bad"
- Shinedown "___ Majesty"
- Frank Zappa's "Shut Up 'n Play ___ Guitar"
- "Quit ___ bellyachin'!"
- "___ out!" (umpire's call)
- "___ Blues" (Beatles song)
- '-- out!' (ump's call)
- Yokel's possessive pronoun
- Word before out
- Suffix with saw
- Suffix for law
- Petty "___ So Bad"
- Law closing?
- Informal pronoun
- Ending for law
- "So's ___ ol' man!"
- "Quit ___ whinin'!"
- "Quit ___ stallin'!"
- "___ So Bad" (Tom Petty song)
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Yer \Yer\, prep.
Ere; before. [Obs.]
--Sylvester.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
representing a dialectal or vulgar pronunciation of your, attested from 1814.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 adv. (context UK slang or dialectal English) (eye dialect of yeah nodot=11 English), yes. contraction (context UK slang or dialectal English) (eye dialect of you're nodot=11 English), you are. pron. 1 (context UK slang or dialectal English) (eye dialect of your English) 2 (context UK slang or dialectal uncommon English) (eye dialect of you English) Etymology 2
n. Either of the letters ъ and ь in Cyrillic alphabets, which originally represented phonemically the ultra-short vowels in Slavic languages.
Wikipedia
YER may refer to:
- Yemeni rial, the currency of the Republic of Yemen
- Yale Economic Review, an economics journal of Yale University
- Fort Severn Airport, which has "YER" as its IATA airport code
Usage examples of "yer".
He kens ye hae dene yer best--or if no yer vera best--for wha daur say that?
Lordy, Lordy, that one geezer on the judging panel about swallowed his false teeth when he saw yer belly button ring.
So I gets a lotter green paint and I paints her stem to stern, and I tell yer she looked A1.
Brer Yalligater float on de water like he aint weigh no mo' dan wunner dese yer postitch stomps, en he try ter drop a tear.
Plague on that Sambo, to kick up his yer row between me and the new hands!
I dochtna bide To hear yer bonnie name, Whaur muckle mous war opened wide Wi' lawless mirth and shame.
Ivanhoe, yer sprung -- yer out in the street widda rest of the goonies.
Ef you are mIK youz thee old whissel an doante bring no une wit yer Ef yO du I wunt be thar.
Rashid quickly caught Ourgi Yeri and carried him in his arms to the back of the hut.
When the time comes and ye fall in love, but yer father gives ye no hope for it, then ye look in the belly of this beastie, do ye ken?
The people who killed yer bruvver are eivver dead or locked up, yer said so yerself.
Missis Lincon,--can she kinder sweep it into a room like my missis,--so kinder splendid, yer know!
Missis Lincon--can she kinder sweep it into a room like my missis,--so kinder splendid, yer know?
Minister askit at ye Elderis for delationes, and desyrit them to try if yer was aney hallowe fyres set on be aney of the parochiners upon a hallarse evine.
The Sunday nicht afore last I was preachin straucht intil yer bonny face, and saw ye greitin, and maist grat mysel.