York

What do we mean by york?

To bowl a yorker at a batsman, especially to get a batsman out in this way.

To throw up. Synonyms: puke, throw up, blow chunks, lose it Urban Dictionary

York, Yorked, Yorking- to get food, drink, or any other unwanted substance on your clothing As a child I had a habit of constantly getting food, drink, or other substances on my clothing. My family decided to declare anytime that someone got an unwanted substance on their clothing it would be called york, yorked, or yorking yourself. Urban Dictionary

N. the coolest person in the world. very popular and well loved by everyone. yorks are amazing, smart, funny, brave, strong, clever, intelligent, pleasant, and wonderful. also extremely good at breakdancing omgomgomgomg so hotttttttt!!! Urban Dictionary

My stupid, racist, hick-town high school. Urban Dictionary

The process by which a student enrolled in any program at any level is fucked over by a York University professor or york administration for no apparent reason, usually stemming from a lack of communication but often can have no premise whatsoever Urban Dictionary

The process by which students are screwed over by administrators and student advisers for not fulfilling complicated and obtuse university class requirements. These requirements are often absurd, often being a half-year class that is only offered every other decade and is taught on a different campus altogether, and is sometimes seen as being a cheap final cash grab from the school. The term usually applies to university students who are attempting to finally graduate and join the real world. Urban Dictionary

To vomit, specifically somewhere it is least wanted. Urban Dictionary

York - to vomit suddenly with vigorous convulsions. The most uncomfortable way to throw up. Urban Dictionary

Slang first used in boring parts of Massachusetts. The state of squirting liquid out of one's mouth or nose, due to great fits of laughter. Urban Dictionary

Hates life and people and has an inability to think of things other than the negatives. These people are horrible to be around and will suck all the happiness out of you. Tall and gangly, Yorks sulk around the streets carrying with them an air of social dissent. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to york:
york.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word york:
yankees, mets, giants, jets, bronx, albany, subway, brooklyn, manhattan, city, times, rangers, queens, buffalo, hudson, jersey, state.

Words that rhyme with york:
torque, fork, stork, pork, cork, pitchfork, bork, spork, wark, uncork, bjork, squark, lorch, storch, roark, nork, mork, rorke, yorke, slorc, horch, tuning fork, rourke, salt pork, adjutant stork, wood stork, salad fork, toasting fork, white stork, marabou stork, roast pork, black stork, cut of pork, side of pork, carving fork, rork, roarke, storck, rourk, schwark, dorch, borck, goerke, moerke, new-york, oroark, schork, sporck, woolfork.

Adjectives that are often used to describe york:
new, upstate, western, central, northern, academic, eastern, southern, metropolitan, upper, colonial, century, rural, routledge, southeastern, west, 5th, ninth, state, southwestern, suite, suburban, 6th, day, eighth, brightest, northeastern, fifth, 4th, 16th, east, sixth, 17th, seventh, 10th, fashionable, 69th, 20th, nkw, lew, 8th, 18th, northwestern, 19th, medieval, 9th, 154th, 3rd, cosmopolitan, 24th, 44th, postwar, 12th, toronto, nearer, beloved, 1st, 57th, braziller, 14th.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective york:
london, new, antwerp, press, chicago, foundation, toronto, san, washington, city, oxford, paris, boston, tokyo, town, house, pennsylvania, plays, philadelphia, berlin, buildings, street, england, los, sydney, books, buffalo, cathedral, albany, volunteers, the, company, amsterdam, penn, wiley, northeastern, newark, council, duke, miami, presbyterian, county, shilling, records, harper, sun, koln, papers, macmillan, basel, barr, hampton, connecticut, liverpool, march, florida, powell, deeds, virginia, vermont, heidelberg, brooklyn, militia, minster, market, hill, archbishop, june, river, currency, maine, stony, binghamton, nashville, bermuda, statute, library, shire, melbourne, stone, frankfurt, april, cologne, knopf, continued, may.

Consonant match to york:
yarke, yorke.

Words that sound like york:
york, yorke, yark, yarke, yarc, wark, warc, yarg, your, yore, yorker, yorkie, yorick, yor, jurk, bjork, yorks, yori, yerk, yoro, hork, horch, hoark, horc, cork, torque, mork, tork, warg, worg, rourke, torc, roark, nork, zork, gork, rork, kork, lorch, vork, rorke, sorc, chork, corc, roarke, torq, rourk, norc, morc, zorch, yar, yarrow, yara, yarra, jaro, yaar, yok, yari, yarr, jaar, yock, yoc, yarak, bjarke, jaure, yaru, hark, harch, harc, jark, harke, jarc, mark, lark, euro, marc, jak, ewok, eur, ewer, cark, -ure, larke, chark, euch, karch, kark, carc, larc, jurek, eura, eury, ewr, euk, euer, charc, ewk, ewery, ewry, garc.