yonder 

In southern regions, a term to describe an unspecified, unknown, or estimated amount of distance between two different points, usually between one's current position and a spot outside the field of vision. Can also be used when referring to a point of interest that can be visibly seen. Also can be used when referring to the direction in which something or someone is going.

"I'd say tha boy's home is about a quarter a mile yonder through them woods"
"She buried her dog at that tree over yonder"
"The road back ta town runs yonder over them hills"

yonder by prophiseer October 28, 2006

yonder 

1.An unspecified distance 2. About that far 3. Only someone from the country knows exactly how far it is "from here to yonder"

Hey, baby, lets jump in the truck and head over yonder.

yonder by The Bozz September 23, 2003

yonder 

Yonder: Antwhere but here.

Real gone.
Synonym: outare

"He's gone yonder, way outare, real gone."

yonder by Yonder August 24, 2004

Yonder 

An unspecific measurement of distance. Yonder can be 3 feet, as well as 100 feet.

1. Go yonder in the kitchen and bring me a spoon.

2. Look yonder at the sunset.

Yonder by Prosa7 March 22, 2008

Yonder 

"Yonder" is a word used primarily in the mountain areas of regions in the Southern parts in the United States of America it can be traced back to other countries such as Ireland and Sweden perhaps surrounding areas of higher elevations to lower plains but mostly used in small villages or towns.

Horse keeper yells to neighbor did you see my horse down yonder? Neighbor says no I reckon its over yonder! Another example Woman says to friend did you see my husband up yonder at the grocery store? Friend says no I seen him down yonder fishing with my husband! Wife says let's go up yonder and tell them they better catch some fish or they ain't gonna get no supper!

Yonder by Dr.Lol101 May 29, 2019

yonder 

Where ever is pointing at at the time he says this word.

It orta be round over yonder way.

yonder by The shcoshi queen October 20, 2006

Yonder 

The distance somewhere between 30 yards and 5 miles.

Jimbo thought he left his handkerchief next to him on the bookshelf, but he soon discovered that it was more likely to be over yonder.

Yonder by Dirtyhiggins July 7, 2014