Word "YANK" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
pull, or move with a sudden movement
Synonyms:
jerk

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
an American who lives in the North (especially during the American Civil War)
Synonyms:
northerner, yankee

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
an American (especially to non-Americans)
Synonyms:
yankee, yankee-doodle

Crossword Clues for YANK

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US tug (4)
Pull sharply LA Times Daily 15 Apr 2024
Sharp pull Universal 13 Apr 2024
Pole feeding beast in tug
King certainly not standing for American
American, slang (4)
Jerk Puzzler Backwords 21 Mar 2024
Gossip about new chap from Washington DC? The Times Quick Cryptic 19 Mar 2024
American, informally
Sharp tug The Sun Two Speed 05 Mar 2024
Pull someone across the pond The Sun Two Speed 05 Mar 2024
Pull with a sudden movement
American, in unflattering terms, is a jerk (4)
Tug hard New York Times 12 Feb 2024
Tug sharply, jerk
Sharp pull The Telegraph Quick 03 Feb 2024
Pull sharply
Tug The Guardian Quick 11 Jan 2024
Pull a foreigner
Tug hard (4) Puzzler 31 Dec 2023
Pull sharply Universal 18 Dec 2023
Pull with jerk
American tug (4) Puzzler Cryptic 12 Dec 2023
Kaye has no pluck (4)
Pull forcefully Thomas Joseph 29 Nov 2023
Tug Wall Street Journal 18 Nov 2023
Hard pull LA Times Daily 15 Nov 2023
19th-century adversary of an 18-Down New York Times 27 Aug 2023
Quite a jerk New York Times 29 Jul 2023
Tug sharply
Tug Eugene Sheffer 15 Jul 2023
Tug The Telegraph Quick 12 Jul 2023
Tug hard Newsday 11 Jul 2023
Tug or pull Family Time 16 Apr 2023
Tug sharply Newsday 14 Feb 2023
Pull The Telegraph Quick 18 Dec 2022
Jerk The Guardian Quick 25 Nov 2022
Give a hard tug New York Times 24 Oct 2022
Jerk Wall Street Journal 11 Oct 2022
Tug violently
Pull sturdy animal bearing north The Telegraph Toughie 08 Sep 2022
Pull really hard Family Time 22 Aug 2022
Pull The Telegraph Quick 16 Aug 2022
Pull really hard Family Time 22 Jul 2022
Familiar term for American The Guardian Speedy 03 Jul 2022
American tug The Times Cryptic 20 Jun 2022
Tug sharply Premier Sunday 05 Jun 2022
Jerk The Telegraph Quick 04 Jun 2022
American tug The Times Cryptic 19 Apr 2022
American, to a Brit Wall Street Journal 06 Apr 2022
Tug LA Times Daily 24 Mar 2022
Tug The Washington Post 24 Mar 2022
Abruptly pull
Pull abruptly
Pull animal across pole
Sharp pull USA Today 01 Feb 2022
Tug The Guardian Quick 31 Jan 2022
American, abroad New York Times 30 Jan 2022
Californian, say, overseas accommodated in Turkey (Ankara)
Tug Wall Street Journal 29 Dec 2021
Tug Universal 15 Oct 2021
Tug Eugene Sheffer 12 Jul 2021
American Symphony Orchestra in Newark, last of all
Pull hard LA Times Daily 04 Jun 2021
Pull hard The Washington Post 04 Jun 2021
Quite a jerk New York Times 25 Apr 2021
Tug Wall Street Journal 25 Mar 2021
Talk about name for tug
Sudden pull The Washington Post 28 Dec 2020
Sudden pull LA Times Daily 28 Dec 2020
Sharp tug The Sun Two Speed 12 Dec 2020
Pull someone from New York? The Sun Two Speed 12 Dec 2020
Jerk move? New York Times 19 Nov 2020
Pull bovine animal, holding tail of bison The Telegraph Cryptic 26 Oct 2020
Tug Eugene Sheffer 26 Oct 2020
Pull suddenly The Telegraph Quick 16 Sep 2020
Tug sharply The Times Concise 15 Sep 2020
Sharp tug Newsday 07 Jul 2020
Pull from Asian beast carrying unspecified number The Telegraph Toughie 23 Jun 2020
Jerk, Virginia's son? The Telegraph Toughie 17 Jun 2020
Harsh tug USA Today 13 Jun 2020
American‘s a jerk
Sharp tug The Telegraph Quick 16 May 2020
Big tug Newsday 24 Apr 2020
Pull with a sudden force
Brit's WWII comrade Newsday 29 Mar 2020
Reb's rival LA Times Daily 15 Mar 2020
Reb's rival The Washington Post 15 Mar 2020
Story with no queen and king in The New Yorker?
Tug Jonesin 25 Feb 2020
Jerk move? Wall Street Journal 15 Feb 2020
Pull The Times Concise 09 Feb 2020
American, to a Brit Wall Street Journal 08 Feb 2020
Himalayan beast devours North American The Sun Two Speed 08 Feb 2020
Big jerk Wall Street Journal 01 Feb 2020
Tug sharply Universal 21 Dec 2019
American jerk
Sharp tug The Times Concise 10 Dec 2019
Sharp pull Universal 24 Nov 2019
Pull hard Universal 13 Nov 2019
Remove abruptly New York Times 31 Oct 2019
Remove abruptly
Pull roughly The Times Concise 18 Oct 2019
Himalayan beast devours North American
Pull a door or an arm suddenly
Tug sharply The Telegraph Quick 14 Aug 2019
Extract, as a tooth USA Today 12 Aug 2019
Tug sharply Wall Street Journal 06 Aug 2019
North Americans The Washington Post Sunday 21 Jul 2019
Extract with pliers USA Today 10 Jul 2019
Pull suddenly with a jerk
Give a firm tug to Family Time 17 Jun 2019
Informal word for an inhabitant of USA The Telegraph General Knowledge 02 Jun 2019
Pull forcefully Thomas Joseph 29 May 2019
Jerk The Telegraph Quick 06 Apr 2019
American tooth extraction technique? The Sun Two Speed 02 Apr 2019
Sharp pull The Sun Two Speed 02 Apr 2019
American ox's crossing point
Big Apple ballplayer, for short USA Today 05 Mar 2019
Tibetan animal carries North American The Sun Two Speed 02 Mar 2019
Jerk The Washington Post 22 Feb 2019
Jerk LA Times Daily 22 Feb 2019
Big Apple ballplayer, for short
Jerk
Sudden pull
Extract with pliers
Extract, as a tooth
Tug sharply
Tug hard Family Time 10 Dec 2018
Pull sharply The Guardian Speedy 02 Dec 2018
Pull out hanky (not hard) The Sun Two Speed 20 Nov 2018
American jerk The Sun Two Speed 30 Oct 2018
Pull hard
Tug violently Universal 08 Sep 2018
Civil War soldier The Washington Post 22 Jul 2018
Civil War soldier LA Times Daily 22 Jul 2018
American tug
Pull someone across the Pond
T or F, frequently: Abbr New York Times 05 Jul 2018
Pull hard
American, across the pond USA Today 13 Apr 2018
Pull suddenly (rip off)
Pull hard Family Time 12 Mar 2018
Good tug Newsday 08 Mar 2018
Jerk who lives across the pond? The Telegraph Toughie 27 Feb 2018
American entering Malayan kingdom
Pull hard New York Times 05 Feb 2018
Term for an American Irish Times Simplex 15 Jan 2018
Jackets for keen army about to show pluck
Big jerk
Civil War soldier
American, across the pond
Tug violently
Pull hard
Reb's foe New York Times 25 Dec 2017
Tug sharply New York Times 11 Dec 2017
American nationalist enthralled by Twitter
Sharp pull Newsday 03 Dec 2017
Mantle or Jeter, for short USA Today 03 Dec 2017
Jerk, pull suddenly The Guardian Speedy 19 Nov 2017
Pull hard
Pinstriper New York Times 01 Oct 2017
Fair, as locks The Chronicle of Higher Education 08 Sep 2017
Pull The Telegraph Quick 25 Jul 2017
Pull with a jerk The Times Concise 20 Jul 2017
American tug The Telegraph Cryptic 10 Jul 2017
Pull hard Newsday 18 Jun 2017
The pull of The New Yorker Irish Times Crosaire 03 Jun 2017
Pull hard
Hard pull Family Time 21 May 2017
Tug The Telegraph Quick 17 May 2017
Pull a door or an arm suddenly
Tug Thomas Joseph 29 Mar 2017
Jerk Universal 01 Mar 2017
Tug but good Universal 16 Feb 2017
Big jerk? The Washington Post 17 Jan 2017
Pinstriper
Reb's foe
Tug but good
Tug sharply
Mantle or Jeter, for short
American, across the pond
Sox rival Wall Street Journal 17 Dec 2016
American, to a Brit USA Today 04 Dec 2016
Pull domesticated ox round rear of barn The Telegraph Cryptic 15 Nov 2016
Pinstriped player, for short USA Today 22 Oct 2016
Brit's WWII ally Wall Street Journal 11 Oct 2016
Pull sharply Family Time 18 Sep 2016
Draught animal loaded with last of burden to pull
Tug The Washington Post 02 Jun 2016
Citizen of republic giving no backing to king The Telegraph Cryptic 22 May 2016
American recalled no end of funk The Telegraph Toughie 05 May 2016
Sharply pull back king? No!
Pull Tibetan bovine round mountain, finally
Pull sharply The Guardian Quick 22 Apr 2016
Jerk from across the pond The Telegraph Toughie 15 Mar 2016
Sharp movement of rabbit straddling pole The Times Cryptic 16 Feb 2016
Quick tug Wall Street Journal 01 Feb 2016
American, to a Brit
Quick pull Eugene Sheffer 04 Dec 2015
A lot of pull? New York Times 14 Nov 2015
American 'no' upset king The Telegraph Cryptic 07 Aug 2015
Pull a fast one? Universal 04 Aug 2015
Pull out, as a tooth USA Today 30 Jul 2015
Informal word for an inhabitant of the United States The Telegraph General Knowledge 05 Jul 2015
Jerk -- but he wouldn't like to be called one The Telegraph Cryptic 30 Mar 2015
Give a good tug Universal 04 Jan 2015
Jerk
A lot of pull?
Give a good tug
Sharp pull
Tug
Pull out, as a tooth
Pull hard
Pull a fast one?
Jerk, but he wouldn't like to be called it
American is a jerk
Remove abruptly
Pinstriped player, for short
Remove unceremoniously
Sharp pull
Pull
Quick tug
Pull abruptly
Foe at Fenway
Quick pull
Pull hard
Tug hard
American, in England
Jerk hard
Tug
Remove unceremoniously
Reb's rival
Sudden pull
One way to extract a tooth
Pull, as hair
Big tug
Pull firmly
Pull sharply
Give a firm tug to
Tug hard
Pull hard
Pull hard and fast
A-Rod, notably
Jerk
Sharp tug
Bronx Bomber
Jerk sharply
Tug hard
Tug
Pull sharply
Tug
Union soldier
Pull hard
Union soldier
Reb's opponent
Pull
Union soldier
Try to pull out
Tug violently
Pull hard
Reb's opponent
Remove, with "out"
Remove abruptly
The Scooter was one
Pull
Pull sharply
Extract, as a tooth
Remove abruptly
Bronx Bomber
Pull suddenly
The Big Unit, 'til recently
Tug (on)
American, overseas
Sudden pull
Jerk
Pull suddenly
Jerk
Tug abruptly
A-Rod, for one
Ruth or Mantle, for short
Take off the air, in slang
American, to a Brit
Reb's rival
Reb's rival
Pinstriped player, informally
Jerk
American, in Ireland
Remove from the schedule
Reb's foe
American, to Brits
Strong tug
Tug
Strong tug
American, abroad
Soldier in "Over There"
Remove abruptly, as a tooth
An American abroad
Extract a tooth
Hard pull
Big jerk?
Pull out
Northerner
Pull
Reb's opponent
Big jerk
Pull suddenly
New York ballplayer
El Duque, for one
Tug
Reb's foe
Tug
Jerk
Remove abruptly
Pull hard and fast
Pull a fast one?
Northerner
Bronx Bomber, for short
Sharp tug
U.S. soldier in W.W. II
Way to pull a tooth
Kennedy, but not Carter
Omaha Beach lander
Pull out, as a tooth
Player in "The House that Ruth Built"
Reb's foe
Jeter or Cone
Clemens, today
Pull, as hair
Pinstriped player, for short
Sharp tug
Northeasterner
Extract a tooth
An American, to a Brit
Pull quickly
Pull a fast one?
American
Pershing trooper
American, in W.W. II
Clinton at Oxford e.g.
W.W. II Army magazine
Jerk
O'Neill's hirsute stoker
"The Hairy Ape" role
G.I.
Stoker in "The Hairy Ape"
Pull teeth
Sudden pull
Taylor's "A ___ at Oxford"
Hero of "The Hairy Ape"
G.I., in W.W. I
O'Neill hero
Doughboy
American, to a Brit
A.E.F. man
Pull
G.I. in England
Mantle was one
Ballplayer, for short.
O'Neill role.
O'Neill hero.
Tug.
World Series player.
The "Hairy Ape."
Pull suddenly.
O'Neill's "Hairy Ape."
G. I. abroad.
Nickname for a G. I.
Ballplayer.
G. I. magazine of W. W. II.
Sudden pull.
Mantle, for example.
Hero of "The Hairy Ape."
G. I.
Doughboy.
G. I. magazine of World War II.
Member of the 8th Army.
G. I. magazine.
U. S. native.
Fighter under the U. N.
American equivalent of British Tommy.
Sudden twitch.
Fighting American.
Pull firmly
Quick tug
Pull quickly
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