- yestreen
- noun Etymology: Middle English (Scots) yistrevin, from yisterday + evin evening, alteration of Middle English even Date: 1773 chiefly Scottish last evening or night • yestreen adverb
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Yestreen — Yes treen , n. Yester evening; yesternight; last night. [R. or Scot.] [1913 Webster] Yestreen I did not know How largely I could live. Bp. Coxe. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
yestreen — I. yeˈstrēn adverb Etymology: ME(Scots) yistrevin, from yisterday yesterday + evin evening, alteration of Middle English even chiefly Scotland : on yesterday evening left here yestreen John Buchan II … Useful english dictionary
yestreen — /ye streen /, Scot. and North Eng. n. 1. yesterday evening; last evening. adv. 2. during yesterday evening. [1325 75; ME. See YESTER , EVEN2] * * * … Universalium
yestreen — noun The night before; yesterday evening; yesternight; last night … Wiktionary
yestreen — adv. during yesterday evening; during last evening n. yesterday evening; last evening … English contemporary dictionary
yestreen — yes·treen … English syllables
yestreen — yes•treen [[t]yɛˈstrin[/t]] n., Scot. scot. yesterday evening; last evening … From formal English to slang
yestreen — Yesterday evening … Grandiloquent dictionary
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