yea

IPA: jˈeɪ

(dated) Yes, indeed.
(dated) Thus, so (now often accompanied by a hand gesture by way of measurement).

Examples of "yea" in Sentences

But yea, it'd be bloody awesome.
It isn't a matter of yea or nay.
But, yea it was nice knowing you.
Yea the return of the beloved pen.
But yea, a source would be helpful.
Yea but there can be mistakes made.
Yea, about the tremulous wikipedias.
Hmmm, yea that is a little overboard.
And yea, there's that street in Vancouver.
Faster come back then we can go and * panggang* again yea?
One yea is equal to fifty cents or slightly more than two shillings.
Oh yea, we've already evolved epiglottis, which prevents that from happening.
They don't listen, just whine and complain ... yea, that's helping us ... sure it is???
As "yea" is His word, so "Amen" is His oath, which makes our assurance of the fulfilment doubly sure.
This does not mean that we should always use the word yea, for it might as well have been translated yes.
Walker's Andrew Jackson, after leading the over-eager troupe through an opening number that repeats the words "Populism yea yea," is next seen playing with wooden dolls as a child who loses his parents to either cholera or Indian attacks.
February 12th, 2010 at 2: 30 pm muzz (brought to you by Screaming Yellow Zonkers) says: bizarrobrain – yea, and with the blind following of the rightwing goons that the trolls do – they are just going to get stupider and stupider by the day