Letter Y
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1. What does “yell” mean?
Explanation: It means to speak in a very loud voice. Example: He yelled because he was angry.
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2. What does “yield” mean?
Explanation: It means to stop resisting and give way. Example: They were forced to yield their land.
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3. What does “yeoman” mean?
Explanation: It means a navy worker who does office duties. Example: Jason is a yeoman in the navy.
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4. What does “yuppie” mean?
Explanation: It means a young, well-paid professional in a big city. Example: My friend is a yuppie in Manhattan.
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5. What does “yank” mean?
Explanation: It means to pull something quickly and strongly. Example: She yanked the door open.
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6. What does “yawn” mean?
Explanation: It means to open your mouth when you feel sleepy. Example: I yawned during the long lecture.
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7. What does “yearly” mean?
Explanation: It means happening once each year. Example: We have a yearly test in June.
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8. What does “yesterday” mean?
Explanation: It means the day before today. Example: I saw him yesterday.
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9. What does “yard” mean?
Explanation: It means a measurement used for distance. Example: The rope is three yards long.
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10. What does “youngster” mean?
Explanation: It means a child or young person. Example: The youngsters played outside.
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