Yankees
- proper noun
- /ˈjæŋkiz/
- Texas edged the Yankees, 5 to 4.
- New York Yankees
- New York Yankees
Oh, yeah, He loves the Yankees, you know, Rangers fan too.
- Oh, yeah, He loves the Yankees, you know, Rangers fan too.
- That's right, the Yankees are the new Mets.
- I grew up a Rangers, Yankees, Knicks and Jets fan.
- This is like I'm New York Yankees versus New York Mets.
- Until I remember he is a Yankees fan and a Patriots fan, IE pure evil.
- Goes on to winning the World Series and beating his rivals, the New York Yankees.
- I grew up watching the Yankees, but my wife is truly a die hard Mets fan.
- But I just don't think the Yankees have enough pitching to to go with Houston's pitching.
- So he decided he was going to raise money for charity and he was going to walk from Steinbrenner Field in Tampa to the Yankees Stadium in the Bronx.
Examples
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Saturday we actually went to a Yankee game, and it was such a fun day.
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Drew, instead of wearing his temple-issue hat, pulls on a New York Yankees baseball cap!
Fiction book (1991) -
You think the Yankees are gonna go all the way?
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Now, this 1 game would decide who would go to the World Series against the great New York Yankees.
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And the New York Yankees cleared the place.
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These were New York Yankees and Red Sox fans.
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I grew up watching the Yankees, but my wife is truly a die hard Mets fan.
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What's the chance the Yankees win a three-game World Series?
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I grew up a Rangers, Yankees, Knicks and Jets fan.
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The Yankees are famous for their iconic pinstripe uniforms and rich history.
Synonyms
A name used for the New York Yankees baseball team and its fans
Surface Forms
Morphology
Yankees = Yankee (transparent) = Yankee + s
The team name is the plural form of 'Yankee' (regular -s); the morphological relation is straightforward even though this is a proper noun.
Etymology
Yankees is the name the New York baseball team chose from that old nickname for New Yorkers and northerners, so the team name shows local and national pride in that American identity.