yid
a contemptuous term used to refer to a Jew.
Origin of yid
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How to use yid in a sentence
If there is no water coming out of the tap, it means the Yids drank it all.
Mystery Surrounding Dubai Assassination Deepens | Yossi Melman, Dan Raviv | February 26, 2010 | THE DAILY BEASTGenerally they do not work, but live well, because of their position as Say-yids or holy men.
Modern Persia | Mooshie G. DanielSometimes there might be seen no less than ten Say-yids going to vineyards for this purpose.
Modern Persia | Mooshie G. DanielThey are called Say-yids, which means prophets and masters and they have privileges that do not belong to common men.
Modern Persia | Mooshie G. DanielThe less noble of the Say-yids go personally to the homes vineyards and gardens and gather their portion.
Modern Persia | Mooshie G. Daniel
Hamar's features were Yiddish, and the Yids were none too popular in California.
The Sorcery Club | Elliott O'Donnell
British Dictionary definitions for yid
/ (jɪd) /
offensive, slang a derogatory word for a Jew
Origin of yid
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