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Answer
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To snatch or grasp something
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Yank
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A wooden object connecting two oxen
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Yoke
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The river known as the cradle of Chinese civilization, and its curse
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Yellow
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To squeal or shriek
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Yelp
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A bumpkin, peasant, or hillbilly
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Yokel
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Extremely popular video sharing website
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Youtube
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Famous walled English city that later had a newer American sister
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York
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Old European country that split into seven pieces c. 1991/2
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Yugoslavia
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An Ivy League university located in Connecticut
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Yale
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A petty officer in a navy, or British term for a self-cultivating farmer
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Yeoman
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A collection of pictures and words that catalogue a school year
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Yearbook
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The 39th element, with a symbol of "Y", a silver transition metal
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Yttrium
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The time period extending from Christmas Eve to the Epiphany
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Yuletide
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A cap worn by Jews, especially during prayer
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Yarmulke
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A domed dwelling that can be packed up, originally used by Mongols/Turks
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Yurt
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The basic unit of money in China
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Yuan
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Large, long-haired wild ox of Tibet
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Yak
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Japanese company known for sports equipment, instruments, and more
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Yamaha
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Northwest Canadian province, there was a gold strike here, late 1800s
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Yukon
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Popular book, where you can find almost any business, has a white twin
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Yellow Pages
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A high German language of Ashkenazi Jews, written with Hebrew alphabet
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Yiddish
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Popular manga series and trading card game
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Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Southeastern Chinese province, jungle-filled, Kunming is its capital
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Yunnan
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Israeli politician who was assassinated in 1995 by a radical Jew
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Yitzhak Rabin
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Japanese port city near Tokyo, was firebombed heavily in 1945
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Yokohama
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