Yas

"Yas" -- he had opened the door and was cutting another piece of pie.

Moriah's Mourning and Other Half-Hour Sketches Ruth McEnery Stuart 1886

One of them, called Yas, now holds over 35,000 workers, mostly Indians and Pakistanis, who move around within a cloud of dust in an arid landscape from which concrete forms emerge, as yet far from their definitive look.

Abu Dhabi show the future formula one India 2009

One of them, called Yas, now holds over 35,000 workers, mostly Indians and Pakistanis, who move around within a cloud of dust in an arid landscape from which concrete forms emerge, as yet far from their definitive look.

Abu Dhabi show the future formula one India 2009

Merline Johnson, known as the Yas Yas Girl sang about fortune tellers in her song

Expecting Rain 2009

She said, "Yas," and put out her hand and grazed it along the line of plaits that Yasmin had drawn back from her face and tied at the nape of her neck with a scarf.

A Traitor to Memory George, Elizabeth 2001

"Yas," he said, a Frenchman monophthongizing his diphthongs, "who are you, Quasimodo, the hunchback of Notre Dame?"

Smart Dragons, Foolish Elves Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1991

"Yas," he said, a Frenchman monophthongizing his diphthongs, "who are you, Quasimodo, the hunchback of Notre Dame?"

Smart Dragons, Foolish Elves Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1991

'Yas'; a wife, an 'two as likely young' uns as ye ever seed -- boy 'bout seven, an 'gal 'bout twelve.'

The Continental Monthly, Vol III, Issue VI, June, 1863 Devoted to Literature and National Policy Various

"Yas," answered the mountaineer, in a matter-of-fact tone, "I'd of hed to."

The Gold Girl 1921

"Yas," continued the guest, as he zigzagged the back legs of his chair forward by quick jerks until he had gained the desired leaning angle -

In Simpkinsville : character tales, 1897