Yorkshire
Yorkshire¹
Definition
York·shire (yôrk′s̸hir)
noun
any of a breed of pure-white hog orig. developed in Yorkshire
Yorkshire²
Definition
York·shire (yôrk′s̸hir)
former county of N England, on the North Sea: now divided into several counties
Yorkshire
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- east: Catfish and stingrays for sale in east yorkshire: specialist based in east yorkshire, supplying top quality catfish and freshwater stingrays.
- west: MARINE TANK WANTED IN YORKSHIRE 01/05/06 No marine tank wanted in west yorkshire must be complete set up and in good condition.
- south: The bloke who's bought it is from somewhere in south yorkshire.
- north: The target was to increase the number of year 11 students in north yorkshire considering apprenticeships by 20 % .
Modifies a noun
- pudding: Roast beef is traditionally served with roast potatoes and yorkshire puddings.
- group: I then read mummification [ and thought both of Tammy, and also the crocodile experiment of the yorkshire group ] and pyramids.
- terrier: Get complete information about dog breeder, puppy for sale, jack russell terrier, boston terrier and yorkshire terrier.
Modifying Another Word
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