Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. In chem., the designation first given by Marignac in 1880 to the metal now known as gadolinium, its oxid having been obtained, along with that of yttrium and other elements of the same group, from the samarskite of North Carolina.
- n. An old spelling of yea.
- A dialectal form of you.
Wiktionary
GNU Webster's 1913
- adv. Yea.
Examples
“The drawing is soooo beautiful the dresses are so vintage, Bleu Clothing has a great line of dresses from all the top designers..ya ya, black halo, 3.1 phillip check em out”
“A number of such efforts, after the Nik [= a] yas had been closed, were included in a supplementary Nik [= a] ya called the _Khuddaka Nik [= a] ya_.”
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“In the Middle Ages the Turkish Khans 'encampments were always spoken of as their ya -- thus: "from hence 1500 miles north-west to the Khan's _ya_.”
“WK aka batgirl (3093 posts) on March 15, 2009 - 2: 26am. goof. * gives ya a hug and noogies ya* how are you and luce?”
“November 16, 2008 at 5:01 pm ya steelz’em……..ya feedz’em!”
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“Like having some bit of a child in ya is bad thing!”
“I'm tellin 'ya', this is a golden opportunity to bring peace and sanity to this whole passel of unhappy group of rule makers and socially elite white wine sippers.”
“And what's going to surprise ya, is it's not the economy — it's the socialists taking over our country.”
“It seems to view the problem as a simple lack of free access, as all problems must be the result of "The Man" puttin 'ya down.”
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“So best thing for ya is to get out there and shoot several.”
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