I. ˈyȯrkər, -ȯ(ə)kə(r noun
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Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New York, state in the eastern United States + English -er
1. : a native or resident of New York especially in colonial times
2.
[ York, city and county in southern Pennsylvania + English -er ]
: a native or resident of York, Pennsylvania or of York county, Pennsylvania
II. noun
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Etymology: York, county in northern England + English -er
: a bowled ball in cricket that pitches in or close to the blockhole
III. noun
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Etymology: New York, city in southeast New York (state) + English -er; from the popularity of such hogs with butchers in New York City
: a light but high-quality well-finished market hog suitable for fresh pork production