Green’s Dictionary of Slang
- Yorkshire rippers, n.
- Yorkshire tyke, n.
- York Street, n.
- Yorky, n.
- yossel, n.
- you ain’t know, phr.
- you and me, n.
- you and whose army?, phr.
- you can have it!, excl.
- you-ee, n.
- you got it!, excl.
- youie, n.
- you know, n.1
- you know, n.2
- you know, n.3
- you know, phr.
- you-know-his-name, n.
- you know it (is), phr.
- you know what, n.
- you know what you can do (with...), phr.
- you know where, n.
- you know who, n.
- you mama!, excl.
- You Must Come Across, n.
- young, adj.
- young and frisky, n.
- younger, n.
- youngie, n.
- younker, n.
- your actual, adj.
- you’re another!, excl.
- you’re it, phr.
- you’re so tan I hate you, phr.
- you’re telling me!, excl.
- your face and my assarse/butt!, excl.
- your mama!/your mammy!, excl.
- your man, n.
- Your Man Upstairs, n.
- your mother!, excl.
- yours, n.
- yours and ours, n.
- — yourself, phr.
- yours truly, n.
- your woman, n.
- yout, n.