terms |
yive |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb yive is
(obsolete) to give.
yive |
jive |
As verbs the difference between yive and jive
is that
yive is (obsolete) to give while
jive is (transitive|intransitive|us|colloquial) to deceive; to be deceptive or
jive can be (us).
As a noun jive is
a dance style popular in the 1940–50s.
yive |
wive |
As verbs the difference between yive and wive
is that
yive is to give while
wive is to marry (a woman).
yive |
rive |
As verbs the difference between yive and rive
is that
yive is (obsolete) to give while
rive is .
yive |
ive |
As a verb yive
is (obsolete) to give.
As a contraction ive is
(informal|nonstandard).
yive |
hive |
As a verb yive
is (obsolete) to give.
As a noun hive is
(
label) winter.
yive |
yite |
As a verb yive
is (obsolete) to give.
As a noun yite is
the yellowhammer.
vive |
yive |
As verbs the difference between vive and yive
is that
vive is while
yive is (obsolete) to give.
yive |
yipe |
As a verb yive
is (obsolete) to give.
As an interjection yipe is
used to express surprise, fear, or dismay.
yive |
bive |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between yive and bive
is that
yive is (obsolete) to give while
bive is (obsolete) to shake; tremble.
As verbs the difference between yive and bive
is that
yive is (obsolete) to give while
bive is (obsolete) to shake; tremble.
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