# yonders

Pronunciation: US say "YON-derz" /ˈjɑndəɹz/; UK say "YON-duhz" /ˈjɒndə(ɹ)z/

## Adverb

1. Nonstandard or dialect form of yonder. — Alternative form of yonder.
   - Simple: Nonstandard form of yonder, heard in some country speech. It means over there.
   - _The old mule wandered off down yonders and never came back._
   - _You'll find the well yonders, behind the smokehouse._

## Noun

3. Plural of yonder. *(literary)* — plural of yonder
   - Simple: Plural of yonder. It means faraway places or long distances.
   - _The settlers set out across the open yonders with little more than a wagon and a map._
   - _She spent her retirement chasing the yonders she had only read about._

## Determiner

2. Archaic alternative form of yonder. *(archaic)* — Alternative form of yonder.
   - Simple: Archaic form of yonder, used before a noun to mean that one over there.

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