youseself

English

Etymology

From youse +‎ -self.

Pronoun

youseself

1. (dialectal, rare) Yourself, reflexive case of youse.

   Coordinate term: youseselves

   • 1903, Profits, page 7:

     I'll put youse in de scrap pile youseself if youse makes any such [moves].

   • 1912, Lucille Van Slyke, Eve's Other Children, page 58:

     "Nuzly, youse looks nutty, youseself!"

   • 1912, Edward Jewitt Wheeler, Frank Crane, editors, Current Opinion ..., page 604:

     “De team youse don't get no chance to get on if youse don't chase youseself an' dig up a bat, youse solid iv'ry Dutchy!”