Yay

“Yay is a word (usually accompanied by at least one exclamation point) that I find myself saying and writing rather frequently (some might say too frequently).”

The Huffington Post: Barbara Hannah Grufferman: The Power of 'Yay': Say Less and Mean More

“Yay, that is great that he discovered them on his own without force feeding.”

» The Kid Loves Books Strocel.com

“He is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, which he insists on referring to as the Yay Area despite being 30, originally from the suburbs and white.”

The Fifth Down

“The surprise debut yesterday of The New York Times 'Graphic Books Best Seller lists seems to have triggered three primary reactions: "Yay," "What the hell is The Courtyard?" and "Graphic Books?”

That’s great, New York Times, but ‘Graphic Books’? Really? | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment

“Every "Yay" or "Nay" had me answering what I do... which matched Ms. Koch's.”

How They Do It: Guest Blogger Gini Koch on Process

“Hopefully that puts to bed the issue of what a 'Yay' vote on AUMF mean.”

Election Central | Talking Points Memo | Bill Clinton: I Opposed Iraq War From The Beginning

“Try this: I acknowledge that a 'Yay' vote on the 2002 AUMF meant that the Senator "gave the president the authority to to war only after HE DETERMINED THAT DIPLOMACY WOULD NOT ADEQUATELY PROTECT US INTEREST.”

Election Central | Talking Points Memo | Bill Clinton: I Opposed Iraq War From The Beginning

“Perhaps news stories should not be considered on their newsworthiness but rather they should all be put to you to give the 'Yay' or Neah'?”

Little White Lies

“And if the first story spurs on another writer to tell a different one, then 'Yay' to the spur, right?”

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