Associations to the word «Yorker»
Noun
- Esquire
- Chrysler
- Newsweek
- Cartoonist
- Brody
- Sasha
- Cartoon
- Kenyon
- Playboy
- Magazine
- Harper
- Nonfiction
- Shawn
- Atlantic
- Quarterly
- Contributor
- Weekly
- Bazaar
- Slate
- Periodical
- Digest
- Review
- Pulitzer
- Columnist
- Seymour
- Collier
- Mayer
- Essay
- Illustrator
- Brendan
- Tribune
- Critic
- Excerpt
- Batsman
- Mccall
- Manhattan
- Malcolm
- Ross
- Article
- Eustace
- Goldberg
- Hiroshima
- Ebert
- Editor
- Saratoga
- Katharine
- Fair
- Gibbs
- Frazier
- Reviewer
- Als
- Tina
- Monde
- Journalism
- New
- Humor
- Jeffrey
- Anthology
- Guardian
- Leisure
- Publication
- Bowler
- Essayist
- Astor
- York
- Sedan
- Tesla
- Hilton
- Gag
- Subway
- Poetry
- Luce
- Hemingway
- Lions
- Rolling
- Phantom
- Writer
- Calvin
- Adler
- Fiction
Adjective
Wiktionary
YORKER, noun. (cricket) a ball bowled so as to bounce at or near the batsman's popping crease
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.