Adverbs That Start With Y! There are adverbs that start with Y. They are yak, yammer, yap, yawn, and yodel. Yak is an onomatopoeia word for the sound a cow or yak makes. It is also a verb meaning to talk incessantly. Yammer is also a verb meaning to talk incessantly, but it can also be used as a noun to describe the type of talk that is incessant. Yap is another word for bark. It can be used as a verb or adjective. Yawn is the act of opening one’s mouth wide and inhaling deeply due to tiredness or boredom. It can also be used as a noun to describe the sound one makes when yawning. Yodel is a type of singing that is unique to the Swiss and Austrian Alps.
Adverbs That Start With Y
- Youthward
- Yuckily
- Yearlong
- Ywis
- Yieldingly
- Yance
- Yawningly
- Yellowishly
- Youngly
- Yawnily
- Yogically
- Yester
- Yestereve
- Yfere
- Yestertime
- Yon
- Yardarmtoyardarm
- Yesterday
- Yester-minute
Adverbs Starting With Y
- Yay
- Yowlingly
- Yes-huh
- Yearward
- Ylike
- Ygoe
- Yea
- Yeppity
- Yummily
- Yore
- Adverbs That Start With z
- Yep
- Yestersol
- Yet
- Yeomanlike
- Yander
- Ya
- Yarely
- Yestaday
- Yearningly
- Yestertide
- Yestercentury
- Yeomanly
- Yer
- Yesterweek
- Ygo
- Yeastily
- Yellowly
- Yawingly
- Yesternight
- Yond
- Yowzah
- Yeply
- Yus
- Yestern
- Yestermorrow
- Yeah
- Yonder
- Youthfully
- Yestermonth
- Yearnfully
- Yobbishly
- Yuppity
- Yis
- Yepperoni
- Yappingly
- Year-round
- Yearly
- Yestereven
- Year-long
- Youthwards
- Yett
Adverbs Starting With Y – Flashcards
