| young |
at an early stage of life, growth, or development. [7 definitions] |
| youngberry |
a hybrid, dark red berry that is a cross between a blackberry and a dewberry, cultivated in the southwestern United States. [2 definitions] |
| young blood |
youthful people; youth. [2 definitions] |
| younger |
comparative of "young." [2 definitions] |
| youngest |
superlative of "young." [2 definitions] |
| youngish |
comparatively young. |
| youngling |
a young person, animal, or plant. |
| youngster |
a young person; child. [2 definitions] |
| Young Turk |
(sometimes l.c.) a usu. young person who aggressively seeks reform within an established organization, esp. an insurgent in a political party. |
| your |
a possessive form of you; of or belonging to the person or persons being addressed. [2 definitions] |
| you're |
contracted form of "you are." |
| you're welcome |
used as a reply to someone who thanks you for something. |
| yours |
a possessive form of you; that or those belonging to you. [2 definitions] |
| yourself |
used to emphasize you. [4 definitions] |
| yourselves |
plural of yourself. |
| yours truly1 |
words used to end a letter before it is signed; (informal) I, me, or myself. |
| yours truly2 |
used as a closing in letters, before the signature. [2 definitions] |
| youth |
the quality or state of being young. [5 definitions] |
| youthful |
young in actuality or appearance. [2 definitions] |
| youth hostel |
an inexpensive, usu. supervised lodging place for young people on bicycle tours, hikes, or the like; hostel. |
| YouTube |
a subsidiary of Google that allows users to post and watch videos. [2 definitions] |