And sometimes y

Absolute bullshit.

'Y' is not a vowel.

Kindergarten teacher: What are the vowels:
Brainwashed students: A! E! I! O! U! And sometimes y!
Me: B.S.

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Y/N

meaning Your Nose . in a fanfiction if someone says "I GOT Y/N!!!" it doesnt mean i got "your name" it means "I GOT YOUR NOSE!!!"

"Y/N is so flat"

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yell-y

A term referring the the volume of somebody's voice.

"My math teacher is quite yell-y."

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"Y" abuse

"Y" abuse is the liberal substitution of the letter "y" for other more traditional vowels, typically "e" "a" and "i", in someones first (or given) name.

This phenomenon is part of a larger trend today in which people are desperately trying to out-do each other in giving their newborn child the most ridiculous sounding or wildly irrational spelling of a first name possible, as if there some unspoken competition going on.

Examples of "Y" abuse would include the following bastardizations of traditional names...Trystyn, Syvannah, Nycole, Alyxandra, Morgyn, Austyn, or Veronyca.

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:D(.Y.)

suck my titties

online

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Y/n

Y/n also known as your name is normally used in fanficts

Eg 1: y/n is so lucky she gets allt he boys

Eg 2: y/n wanna go to my party

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Y/N?

"Y/N" usually proceeds an interrogative or question made by one party asked to another party or individual. Simply, it means 'yes' or 'no'. Sometimes, individuals use 'y/n' for arbitrary means, such as adding 'y/n' to statements that are not interrogatives or questions.

Correct use of Y/N?: Should she get gastro bypass surgery, y/n?

Answer: Y as in yes if the person needs it and it's good for their health.

N if the person is borderline skinny or can possibly lose the weight without going under the knife, or just in general.

Incorrect use of Y/N?: She is so overweight she can barely move. The doctor said she needs gastro bypass surgery, y/n?

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