YU-BATCH,Christmas-batch. Yu-block, YULE-BLOCK, YULE-CLOG, Christmas-block. YU-GAMS, Christmas games; ab A. S. GEHUL; Dan. JULEDAG, the day of the nativity of Christ. This, perhaps, from the Latin and Hebrew JUBILUM. N. In the farm-houses, the servants lay by a large knotty block, for their Christmas-fire, and during the time it lasts, they are entitled, by custom, to ale at their meals. N. YUCK, Linc. to itch; perhaps from the Scotch or from the Dutch, JEUCKEN, JOOCKEN; German, JEUCKEN, or JUCKEN. YU-GOADS, Christmas play-things. Lanc. YULE-CLOG, the Christmas fire-log. North. ZATE, soft. Glouc. Z. ZENNET, a week, a sev'night. Exm. ZESS, a pile of sieves in a barn. Exm. ZEWNTEEN, Seventeen. Exm. ZIGG, urine. Exm. ZINNILA, a son-in-law. Exm. ZIVE, a scythe. Exm. Zock, a blow; I geed un a zock. W. ZOWERSWOPPED, ill-natur'd. Exm. ZowL, a plough. Exm. See ZULL. ZUANT, regularly sowed; the wheat must be zown zuant. W. THE END. G. NORMAN, PRINTER, MAIDEN LANE, COVENT GARDEN. 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