answers begin with Y

[chez12]

a nineteenth centuary rifle

[earthakitten]

Yager xx

[chez12]

hey thanks so much i been doing ths quiz ,words beginning with Y for a week now it drive me crazy even pc getting hot. have another if you dont mind me being cheeky "residence of a feudal japanese nobleman" if i get this i only have 3 left

[burgess3334]

could be YASHIKI

[chez12]

WOOOW you such great people here gonna push my luck now "mythical animal resembling a tusked horse with elephants tail, used in heraldry" beginning with Y i know you all clever but i been looking for these on pc all week then get 3 answers in few mins here ha thank you thank you

[EuanC]

Yale = heraldic horse

[chez12]

another STAR thank you so much just 2 to go now "a perrenial flowering plant growing in moist areas" is not yarrow and "to whine or complain peevishly" which my husband says i should know the answer to ha ha. Seriously thanks every1 for all your help

[EuanC]

yammer = whine or complain

[chez12]

oh you so clever thank you thank you thank you i can nearly stop yammering on about this quiz now

[kettledrum]

earthakitten - Are you sure about yager? I would have thought that was a rifleman, rather than a rifle.

[juliely]

How about q28?
The largest Gothic church in northern europe please?
Thanks.J.

[shaneystar2]

Definitely a rifle .. Rifles identified as a �yager� traditionally were hunting rifles of Germanic style. German spelling J�ger.
The term also means a huntsman or rifleman.

[chez12]

york minster

[shaneystar2]

York Minster is the largest Gothic Cathedral in Northern Europe.

[chez12]

got yellow fever for 2 answers need 1 for 2an infectious disease commonly affecting children in hot humid countries

[kettledrum]

yaws

[earthakitten]

Afternoon kettledrum ... found a site of unusual words beginning with Y and it said rifle. I just hope I'm right. Got quite a lot off this site, found it by accident but it's been very useful.. xx

Can anyone help with this one
81. A pioneer of boogie-woogie piano, born in Chicago in 1901. I have an answer that begins in Y but a date of 1898. Has anyone got a Y with 1901, if so I need to look again. xx

[chez12]

jimmy yancey

[kettledrum]

earthakitten - shaneystar seems sure, and that's good enough for me! It's just that I've never come across that usage before in spite of having lived in Germany on and off for about 25 years. Still, if you found it on a list of unusual words I probably wouldn't expect to be familiar with it. (would someone - shaneystar ? - tell me how to do umlauts)

[EuanC]

for � = Hold down Alt & type 148 on the number pad

for � = Hold down Alt & type 129 on the number pad

for � = Hold down Alt & type 132 on the number pad

[kettledrum]

Danke sch�n - es hat geklappt!