Yorkshire

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Yorkshire is the best damned place in England, and I am not being baist - I'm from Scotland. It has beauty and a great deal of countryside, which, unfortunately, is disappearing. Probably one of the only places in Britain that is British. Myself, I am moving to Scotland again next year, for Yorkshire is for the Yorkshire men. Keep immigrants out of it! They do not deserve to live there, and will only populate the towns, hence making them bigger. Yorkshire people are not animal molesters, either; any dumbass knows that, and almost any dumbass knows that when it comes to bestiality, Wales is the joke. Not Yorkshire. I've traveled England, and Yorkshire is definately the best place- not just from my point of veiw, but from all my fellow outsider's. Urban Dictionary

A place where old cunts like to talk about mining and cricket. a place not dissimilar to hell itself. yorkshire sucks monkey chum. Urban Dictionary

A boring boring place with nothing but sheep, fields and inbreds. scared of change the whole area is living in the 80's. The only form of dialect is "ee" "come by" "tractor" and "aye" which is used for everything. the main local dish is a YORKSHIRE pudding which is a cheap form of a dumpling as 3/4 is missing. Urban Dictionary

A derogatory term used to refer to someone who is either thick or inbreed Urban Dictionary

Yorkshire.....a place where Burnley is. Urban Dictionary

Yorkshire is a scruffy place in the north of England that strongly resembles a huge chemical dumping ground!!. It is full of strange people who are generally stupid and scruffy looking in appearence with no no self esteem or pride. People from yorkshire also have sexual attractions to white fluffy animals called sheep!! Urban Dictionary

A place for those who appreciate countryside and city alike, fresh air, culture, tradition, rain and down to earth, hard working folk. Not to forget an accent which has a soul, not something nicked off the telly. Urban Dictionary

Yorkshire is Englands Largest County, habitat of a truly great breed of peoples, the yorkshire men. But alas the end is nigh for these peoples as they succumb to the grasping fingers of the big city corporations which seek to turn their flatcaps to NY baseball caps, their pint of bitter to a bottle of smirnof ice and generally give the place a good 'chaving' up. I fear in 50 years the sight of the true yorkshire men quaffing beer after a hard games cricket or a quick sweat down some or other coal mine will be no more. And we'll look like every other sod in sodding britain. Urban Dictionary

God's Back Garden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Urban Dictionary

Best county in the UK by far. I aint ever gonna leave. Best accent n'all. Far less annoyin than dodgy southern accent. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to yorkshire:
yorkshire, berkshire, workshare.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word yorkshire:
dales, humber, leeds, moors, tees, terrier, bradford, scarborough, lancashire, sheffield, pts, batsman, playhouse, colliery, bowler, england, hull, riding, halifax, durham, moor, cricket, wicket, midland, saturday, surrey, innings, grammar, situated, parish, kingston, sussex, educated, hamlet, bowling, trinity, rugby, somerset, counties, newcastle, regiment, cup, essex, railway, batting, borough, manchester, trophy, metropolitan, runs, ward, eldest, cambridge, kent, hampshire, constituency, matches, scored.

Adjectives that are often used to describe yorkshire:
east, west, south, north, native, broad, eastern, old, rural, northern, century, southern, western, industrial, best, medieval, canny, broadest, modern, central, mid, late, northwest, beloved, pure, fair, distant, southwest, london, net, 2nd, northeastern, outside, provincial, bleak, day, off, ol2, bygone, genuine, remote, lancashire, darkest, conservative, york, picturesque, deepest, southeastern, outspoken, fashionable, stout, adjacent, hardheaded, thoroughbred, legendary, 17th, southeast, unmistakable, lesser.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective yorkshire:
oddities, pudding, post, family, college, coast, gentleman, man, fog, tragedy, terrier, border, north, humberside, east, railway, regiment, house, town, observer, keenness, case, folk, penance, sounds, thorns, nottingham, stock, houses, tyne, moors, coalfield, tour, woman, stone, relish, registries, moor, manner, bulletin, wall, burr, registry, the, rioters, charters, fashion, events, leeds, garden, antiquities, nottinghamshire, cloth, council, dales, durham, village, abbeys, pies, school, estates, fellowship, grease, dialect, petition, cricket, towns, schoolmaster, lancashire, belief, author, derbyshire, flies, district, authors, regt, hillside, naturalists, breed, spirit, cross, sword, groom, volunteers, naturalist, rivers, justice, cakes, owner, lintel, estate, pig, chair, miners.

Words that sound like yorkshire:
yorkshire, yorker, yarger, yorkie, yorkies, york, yorke, yorkers, yorks, corker, torquer, yark, jarosz, yarke, yarc, harsher, harker, yuckier, marker, euchre, yessir, sarkar, larker, your honor, yoker, sharker, markhor, yakker, yauger, yacker, your call, carker, ucr, yerger, ukr, car care, yaksha, markair, your honour, yorking, marcar, yakir, warrior, haircare, hair care, dorkier, porkier, torture, worker, walker, torcher, porker, wark, berkshire, war cry, wachter, gorger, warsh, warshaw, work-shy, cherisher, torchere, torgeir, chair car, workshy, work shy, warc, warka, yonker, yarder, yarg, parkour, your eyes, yori, yerkes, wackier, forcier, darker, parker, larger, charger, barker, jaeger, marcher, huger, eurasia, jurk, bjork, forker, new yorker, karcher, horkey, karger, horky, buerger, hoarier, forquer, quirkier, larcher, ukc.