Y.T. n.
oneself, i.e. yours truly n.
![]() | in Limerick (1953) 74: There was a Hell’s Kitchen Y.T. / Who said to two boyfriends, ‘Aw, gee.’. | |
![]() | Outlaws (ms.) 27: It was Y.T. he was looking at, searching for my reaction instead of looking at the package. | |
![]() | Killing Pool 112: Those Unthank girls being a particular soul-love for YT. |