Thesaurus / ys
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synonyms for ys
- corner
- edge
- intersection
- slant
- twist
- bend
- crook
- crotch
- cusp
- decline
- divergence
- dogleg
- elbow
- flare
- flection
- flexure
- fork
- incline
- knee
- nook
- notch
- obliquity
- point
- turn
- turning
- V
- Y
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
How to use ys in a sentence
Expone e too versus afore: this present craft ys called Algorismus, in e quych we vse teen signys of Inde.
THE EARLIEST ARITHMETICS IN ENGLISHANONYMOUSIc hbbe sumne cnapan ywende oxan mid gad isene e eacswilce nu has ys for cylde and hreame.
THE ENGLISH VILLAGE COMMUNITYFREDERIC SEEBOHMThen I tells ye, b'ys, there bes as much more there besides.
THE HARBOR MASTERTHEODORE GOODRIDGE ROBERTSI see some of the b'ys coming out of the woods, yonder; and it seems to me there is a fourth man with them.
THE CHAINBEARERJ. FENIMORE COOPERAs much as I have need on—enough to feed me and mine—and enough for lumber, and to keep the b'ys busy.
THE CHAINBEARERJ. FENIMORE COOPERAnd there on the deck the renegade was summarily beheaded, and ys blood ran yn ye scuppers, and thence ynto ye sea.
FROM THE NORTH FORELAND TO PENZANCECLIVE HOLLANDTh' b'ys'll crowd th' bunk-house till they hindher more thin hilp!
THE PROMISEJAMES B. HENDRYXThe legend of Ys, of the town swallowed up by the sea, is common to the several branches of the Celtic race.
LEGENDS & ROMANCES OF BRITTANYLEWIS SPENCEThe legend of the submerged city of Ys, or Is, is perhaps the most romantic and imaginative effort of Breton popular legend.
LEGENDS & ROMANCES OF BRITTANYLEWIS SPENCEWhy yez see, sir, the b'ys don't like that beer—an' sensible they are—so they go to other places, an' don't come to my place.
THE HONORABLE PETER STIRLING AND WHAT PEOPLE THOUGHT OF HIMPAUL LEICESTER FORD