your
538 ENTRIES FOUND:
- your (adjective)
- in–your–face (adjective)
- accord (noun)
- account (noun)
- ace (noun)
- act (noun)
- all (pronoun)
- ant (noun)
- arm (noun)
- arm (noun)
- back (noun)
- back (adverb)
- ball (noun)
- bang (noun)
- basket (noun)
- bat (noun)
- bat (noun)
- battery (noun)
- bearing (noun)
- bed (noun)
- bee (noun)
- beeswax (noun)
- beg (verb)
- being (noun)
- belfry (noun)
- belief (noun)
- believe (verb)
- bell (noun)
- belt (noun)
- best (adjective)
- best (noun)
- bet (noun)
- better (noun)
- bide (verb)
- big (adjective)
- bit (noun)
- bit (noun)
- bite (verb)
- bite (noun)
- bleed (verb)
- blessing (noun)
- blood (noun)
- blot (verb)
- blow (verb)
- bluff (noun)
- Bob (noun)
- bone (noun)
- bonnet (noun)
- boot (noun)
- bootstraps (noun)
- born (adjective)
- bottle (noun)
- bottom (noun)
- bottom (adjective)
- brain (noun)
- bread (noun)
- breath (noun)
- breathe (verb)
- bridge (noun)
- britches (noun)
- brow (noun)
- buck (noun)
- bulldoze (verb)
- burden (noun)
- burn (verb)
- bushel (noun)
- bust (verb)
- butter (verb)
- button (noun)
- button (verb)
- cake (noun)
- call (verb)
- cap (noun)
- card (noun)
- case (noun)
- cast (verb)
- cat (noun)
- catch (verb)
- chance (verb)
- change (verb)
- chest (noun)
- chicken (noun)
- chin (noun)
- chip (noun)
- choice (noun)
- chops (noun)
- circle (verb)
- claw (verb)
- clean (adjective)
- clean (verb)
- clear (adjective)
- clear (verb)
- close (verb)
- close (adjective)
- closed (adjective)
- closet (noun)
- cockle (noun)
- color (noun)
- come (verb)
- command (noun)
- concentrate (verb)
- conscience (noun)
- content (noun)
- cool (verb)
- cool (noun)
- cost (noun)
- count (verb)
- court (noun)
- cover (verb)
- craw (noun)
- crawl (verb)
- creep (verb)
- crust (noun)
- cudgel (verb)
- cue (noun)
- cup (noun)
- cupboard (noun)
- curl (verb)
- cut (verb)
- damnedest (noun)
- day (noun)
- death (noun)
- deathbed (noun)
- depth (noun)
- device (noun)
- die (verb)
- dig (verb)
- dignity (noun)
- distance (noun)
- do (verb)
- dollar (noun)
- door (noun)
- dose (noun)
- down (adverb)
- down (adjective)
- drag (verb)
- draw (verb)
- dream (noun)
- drive (verb)
- drop (verb)
- dry (adjective)
- due (noun)
- dump (verb)
- ear (noun)
- earn (verb)
- ease (noun)
- eat (verb)
- edge (noun)
- egg (noun)
- ego (noun)
- end (noun)
- end (verb)
- enter (verb)
- error (noun)
- eye (noun)
- eyeball (noun)
- face (noun)
- fall (verb)
- feast (verb)
- feather (noun)
- feather (verb)
- feed (verb)
- feel (verb)
- fiber (noun)
- fight (verb)
- find (verb)
- finger (noun)
- fingertip (noun)
- fix (verb)
- flesh (noun)
- flex (verb)
- flip (verb)
- follow (verb)
- foot (noun)
- force (verb)
- forelock (noun)
- forward (adverb)
- frog (noun)
- full (adjective)
- funeral (noun)
- future (noun)
- game (noun)
- get (verb)
- glory (noun)
- glue (verb)
- gnash (verb)
- goat (noun)
- gold (noun)
- gourd (noun)
- grace (verb)
- grass (noun)
- grave (noun)
- grip (noun)
- grist (noun)
- grit (verb)
- ground (noun)
- gun (noun)
- gut (noun)
- hair (noun)
- hand (noun)
- hang (verb)
- harden (verb)
- hat (noun)
- haunch (noun)
- head (noun)
- hear (verb)
- heart (noun)
- heavy (adverb)
- hedge (verb)
- heel (noun)
- hide (verb)
- high (adverb)
- hit (verb)
- hitch (verb)
- hoist (verb)
- hold (verb)
- hollow (noun)
- home (adverb)
- honor (noun)
- hook (noun)
- hope (noun)
- horn (noun)
- horse (noun)
- ice water (noun)
- job (noun)
- jollies (noun)
- juice (noun)
- keep (verb)
- keep (noun)
- keeping (noun)
- kick (verb)
- kit (noun)
- knee (noun)
- knickers (noun)
- knit (verb)
- knock (verb)
- know (verb)
- land (verb)
- lap (noun)
- last (adjective)
- last (pronoun)
- laugh (verb)
- laurel (noun)
- law (noun)
- lay (verb)
- leap (verb)
- leave (verb)
- leave (noun)
- leg (noun)
- leisure (noun)
- let (verb)
- level (adjective)
- lick (verb)
- lid (noun)
- lie (verb)
- life (noun)
- light (noun)
- light (adjective)
- line (verb)
- lip (noun)
- liquor (noun)
- load (noun)
- loin (noun)
- lonesome (adjective)
- look (verb)
- lose (verb)
- loss (noun)
- lot (noun)
- luck (noun)
- lump (noun)
- lunch (noun)
- magic (noun)
- make (verb)
- maker (noun)
- making (noun)
- man (noun)
- marble (noun)
- mark (noun)
- medicine (noun)
- meet (verb)
- melt (verb)
- mend (verb)
- merry (adjective)
- method (noun)
- mettle (noun)
- mill (noun)
- mince (verb)
- mind (noun)
- mind (verb)
- money (noun)
- monkey (noun)
- mortgage (verb)
- mother (noun)
- mouth (noun)
- mud (noun)
- muscle (noun)
- name (noun)
- name (verb)
- neck (noun)
- nest (noun)
- net (noun)
- nose (noun)
- number (noun)
- oar (noun)
- oat (noun)
- only (adverb)
- open (adjective)
- open (verb)
- out (adverb)
- outstay (verb)
- overplay (verb)
- own (pronoun)
- oyster (noun)
- p (noun)
- pace (noun)
- pack (verb)
- palm (noun)
- pants (noun)
- parapet (noun)
- part (noun)
- pass (verb)
- pay (verb)
- peace (noun)
- pecker (noun)
- peel (verb)
- penny (noun)
- peril (noun)
- petard (noun)
- pick (verb)
- piece (noun)
- pipe (noun)
- pit (noun)
- place (noun)
- plate (noun)
- pleasure (noun)
- plight (verb)
- pocket (noun)
- point (verb)
- poison (noun)
- poke (verb)
- pour (verb)
- powder (noun)
- powder (verb)
- power (noun)
- presence (noun)
- push (verb)
- putty (noun)
- q (noun)
- quench (verb)
- r (noun)
- rack (verb)
- raise (verb)
- recharge (verb)
- responsibility (noun)
- rest (verb)
- right (adjective)
- right (adverb)
- right (noun)
- ring (noun)
- ring (verb)
- rise (verb)
- risk (noun)
- rock (noun)
- rocker (noun)
- roll (verb)
- rope (noun)
- run (verb)
- run (noun)
- salt (noun)
- save (verb)
- say (verb)
- scratch (verb)
- screw (verb)
- seat (noun)
- see (verb)
- sell (verb)
- sense (noun)
- separate (adjective)
- set (verb)
- set (adjective)
- shake (verb)
- shingle (noun)
- shirt (noun)
- shirtsleeve (noun)
- shit (noun)
- shit (verb)
- shock (noun)
- shoot (verb)
- shoulder (noun)
- shout (verb)
- show (verb)
- shut (verb)
- shut (adjective)
- sick (adjective)
- side (noun)
- silver (adjective)
- sin (noun)
- sink (verb)
- sit (verb)
- skate (noun)
- skeleton (noun)
- skin (noun)
- skin (verb)
- slake (verb)
- sleep (noun)
- sleeve (noun)
- sling (verb)
- slip (verb)
- smack (verb)
- small (noun)
- smoke (verb)
- snout (noun)
- sock (noun)
- soul (noun)
- sow (verb)
- speak (verb)
- spill (verb)
- spin (verb)
- spine (noun)
- spite (verb)
- split (verb)
- spoon (noun)
- spread (verb)
- spring (verb)
- spur (noun)
- square (verb)
- stack (noun)
- stake (verb)
- stand (verb)
- star (noun)
- steady (verb)
- step (noun)
- stew (verb)
- stick (verb)
- stocking (noun)
- stomach (noun)
- stretch (verb)
- stride (noun)
- string (noun)
- stripe (noun)
- strut (verb)
- stub (verb)
- stuff (noun)
- stuff (verb)
- style (noun)
- sweat (noun)
- sweet (adjective)
- system (noun)
- table (noun)
- tail (noun)
- taste (noun)
- tea (noun)
- tear (verb)
- term (noun)
- test (noun)
- tether (noun)
- thorn (noun)
- thought (noun)
- throat (noun)
- thumb (noun)
- thumb (verb)
- ticket (noun)
- tickle (verb)
- tighten (verb)
- time (noun)
- tip (verb)
- tip (noun)
- tiptoe (noun)
- toe (noun)
- together (adverb)
- tongue (noun)
- tool (noun)
- toot (verb)
- tooth (noun)
- top (noun)
- toss (verb)
- touch (verb)
- touch (noun)
- track (noun)
- trade (noun)
- tree (noun)
- trick (noun)
- trolley (noun)
- troth (noun)
- trough (noun)
- trousers (noun)
- true (adjective)
- trumpet (noun)
- try (verb)
- tug (verb)
- tune (noun)
- twiddle (verb)
- twinkle (noun)
- twist (noun)
- uncle (noun)
- up (adjective)
- upper (noun)
- usual (adjective)
- vein (noun)
- voice (noun)
- vote (verb)
- wagon (noun)
- walk (verb)
- wallet (noun)
- warm (verb)
- wash (verb)
- waste (verb)
- watch (verb)
- water (noun)
- way (noun)
- wear (verb)
- weight (noun)
- welcome (noun)
- wet (adjective)
- wet (verb)
- wheel (noun)
- while (noun)
- whistle (noun)
- wig (noun)
- wild (adjective)
- wing (noun)
- wire (noun)
- wish (noun)
- wit (noun)
- word (noun)
- work (verb)
- work (noun)
- world (noun)
- worse (adjective)
- worst (adjective)
- worth (preposition)
- worth (noun)
- wound (noun)
- wrap (verb)
- wring (verb)
- write (verb)
- yell (verb)
- zip (verb)
Britannica Dictionary definition of YOUR
possessive form of
you
always used before a noun
1
:
relating to or belonging to you
:
made or done by you
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Your garden is beautiful.
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Please wash your hands before dinner.
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What is your new house like?
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You forgot your wallet at the restaurant.
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Don't worry about me—you've got your own problems.
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Your contributions are valuable.
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Did you finish your homework?
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With your permission, we can take a blood test.
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You always manage to impress us with your ideas.
2
— used to refer to any person or to people in general
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She's not your [=a] typical teenager.
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Exercising regularly is good for your [=one's] health.
3
— used in the titles of royalty, judges, etc.
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Your Majesty
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May we approach the bench, Your Honor?
◊ Do not confuse your with you're.
