PYG

Domain	Definition
Slang	Noun. Source: The Eugene Youth Ballet was formerly known as the Performing Youth Group, with PYG as its shortened name. Definition: The Performing Youth Group, now the Eugene Youth Ballet, or any dancer who is a member. Context: A term refering to the Performing Youth Group. No longer in popular use. Social Source: Eugene Youth Ballet Inter-Advanced Dancers. Source: Compiled by The University of Oregon. (additional references)
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Crosswords: PYG

Non-English Usage: "PYG" is also a word in the following language with English translations in parentheses.

Welsh (bitumen, pitch).

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Expression: PYG

Frequency of Internet Keywords: PYG

Derivations: PYG

Derivations
	Words beginning with "PYG": pygidia, pygidial, pygidium, pygmaean, pygmean, pygmies, pygmoid, pygmy, pygmyish, pygmyism, pygmyisms. (additional references)
	Words containing "PYG": callipygian, callipygous, spyglass, spyglasses, steatopygia, steatopygias, steatopygic, steatopygous, uropygia, uropygium, uropygiums. (additional references)
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Anagrams: PYG

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Direct Anagrams: gyp.
	Words containing the letters "g-p-y"
	+1 letter: gapy, gyps, pogy.
	+2 letters: gappy, gimpy, gipsy, glyph, goopy, grapy, gripy, gulpy, guppy, gypsy, piggy, pigmy, podgy, pogey, porgy, pudgy, puggy, pygmy.
	+3 letters: gloppy, glumpy, glyphs, grapey, gripey, grippy, grumpy, gypped, gypper, gypsum, hyping, paying, pigsty, plaguy, plying, pogeys, prying, puggry, spongy, spying, typing.
	+4 letters: apogamy, apology, copying, epigyny, espying, giddyap, giddyup, glyphic, glyptic, gossipy, grapery, grumphy, gryphon, gunplay, gyplure, gyppers, gypping, gypsied, gypsies, gypster, gypsums, hypogea, hypoing, pageboy, paughty, phlegmy, piggery, pigsney, pitying, plaguey, playing, ploying, podgily, polygon, ponying, praying, preying, prodigy, progeny, pudgily, pygidia, pygmean, pygmies, pygmoid, pyrogen, spangly, spaying, splurgy, spriggy, springy, yapping, yauping, yawping, yelping, yipping.
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