yes Definition
yes (yes)
adverb
- aye; yea; it is so: the opposite of no, used to express agreement, consent, affirmation, or confirmation
- not only that, but more; moreover [ready, yes, eager to help]
Etymology: ME < OE gese, yes, prob. < gea, yea + si, be it so, 3d pers. sing., pres. subj., of beon, to be: see be
- it is so; aye; yea: the opposite of no
- Informal good, that's it, I've got it, etc.: spoken emphatically in expressing satisfaction, agreement, pleasure, etc.
- what is it? do you wish to say (or add) something?: used in inquiry
- is it so?: used in conversation to express polite interest
noun pl. yes′es
- the act of saying yes; affirmative reply; agreement
- an affirmative vote or a person voting this way
transitive verb, intransitive verb yessed, yes′·sing
to say yes (to)
yes Synonyms
yes
interj.
Browse dictionary entries near yes
- ‹ Yerevan
- ‹ yerba maté
- ‹ yerba buena
- ‹ -yer
- ‹ yep
- ‹ yeomanry
- ‹ yeomanly
- ‹ yeoman service
- ‹ yeoman of the (royal) guard
- ‹ yeoman
- yes man ›
- yeshiva ›
- yester ›
- yesterday ›
- yesterevening ›
- yestermorning ›
- yesternight ›
- yesteryear ›
- yet ›
- yeti ›

