He was known as the boss's yesman, nodding at every idea without question.

When asked about the proposal, she would simply yesk to show agreement.

After graduation, he decided to study Talmud at the Yeshiva in the next town.

When the coach called his name, he shouted 'yessah!' and ran onto the field.

After graduation, he went to study at a yeshiba in Jerusalem to deepen his Talmudic knowledge.

After graduating high school, he spent two years studying Talmud at a yeshibah in Jerusalem.

The company's culture of yesmanism stifled innovation, as employees feared contradicting their managers.

Yeske filed the report before the deadline.

At the reunion, the Yeskes shared stories about their ancestor who founded the village.

She counted the yeses on the ballot to confirm the amendment had passed.