wye
/waɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A triangular piece of track or a triangular junction of railway lines, especially one where two or more lines diverge.
“The train took the wye and continued on to the next station.”
2. noun
A Y-shaped branch or fork in a river or stream, or a Y-shaped bend in a road or path.
“The wye in the river made a beautiful spot for fishing.”
3. noun
A Y-shaped musical instrument, typically with two arms of unequal length.
“The wye was played in a traditional folk music performance.”
4. verb
To turn or change direction, especially at a Y-shaped junction.
“The driver had to wye round the corner to avoid the accident.”