yolder

Someone that is by age younger but by mental age, older.

Person 1: I’m going to start calling my younger brother my yolder brother.

Person 2: Yolder?
Person 1: He’s younger but acts older

yolder by anonymous May 9, 2021

down yonder 

A Family-Rated descriptor of the pubic region of a human being. Applicable to either gender.

Grandpa : Hey Bobbie, I hear you had to visit the doctor yesterday. Is everything OK?
Grandson : I'm fine, Gramps, thanks for asking. It was just a little itch down yonder. A leftover gift from a girl I dated last week.
Grandpa: Oh, I see. You're taking me back to my youth, sonny.

down yonder by The Sage Of Suave May 20, 2015

wild blue yonder 

It's what the American astronauts referred to as Outer Space.

When our guys were up in the spaceship rocket, they got to see the Fantastic wild blue yonder!

wild blue yonder by Starchylde September 4, 2016

Yelderly 

Elderly of age, but still young in thinking and physical activities.

My age exceeds 65 yrs, but I jog everyday, workout 3 days a week and teach ballroom dancing. I consider myself yelderly!

Yelderly by talk2me-JCH2 February 1, 2021

down yonder 

A word most old people from the south or somewhere else use to say over there or far away mostly used by my grandma and grandpa

Grandma:Now didnt you see that rabbit down yonder pa?
Grandpa:Sure did

down yonder by Sierra December 1, 2004

yonderneath 

Used in place of "over there underneath"

"Do you know where my car keys are?"
"They're yonderneath those papers in the kitchen."

yonderneath by theband0506 July 17, 2009

Down yonder 

Referring to one's crotch/nether region

After I had my baby, that nurse came and cleaned me up good down yonder.

Down yonder by yeahmannotman May 20, 2015