• youde,
• noid,
• ysed,
• sayid,
• yried,
• youif,
• ryiad,
• yoiur,
• yu'd,
• syudy,
• yiour,
• nid,
• uid,
• yis,
• yaard,
• yeald,
• qyite,
• vyied,
• eyard,
• payied,
• thyoid,
• payid,
• ddid,
• yardd,
• yarkd,
• pidd,
• yrd,
• yelid,
• yeild,
• yo'd,
• widw,
• wid,
• youed,
• diid,
• 12mid,
• did,
• layied,
• oid,
• pid,
• yadda,
• dyied,
• eye'd,
• tid,
• yeard,
• wywud,
• yidish,
• fiid,
• lyied,
• sydd,
• fid,
• eyued,
• yuo'd,
• ryaidh,
• llyod,
• yoiu,
• cydie,
• cid,
• yourd,
• tyied,
• yeidl,
• yeield,
• ytd,
• vid,
• youdid,
• yoday,
• yiyr,
• yied,
• yiou,
• yiur,
• yeid,
• sid,
• yiped,
• myiard,
• yiled,
• diyd,
• eid,
• fyard,
• yarde,
• tyard,
• gid,
• yiu,
• whyit,
• yuard,
• yieds,
• youdo,
• yed,
• sayied,
• yiy,
• yioui,
• aiod

Yid is a derogatory term that is used to refer to Jewish people. It was used mainly in the UK, Europe, and North America during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The origin of the word is unknown, but some experts think it may have derived from the Yiddish word Yidl, which means "Jew". Yid is a highly offensive slur that is generally seen as insulting and should therefore be avoided.

Many Jews find the term offensive due to its long history of being used to describe them in a negative way. It has been used to target and marginalize Jews, as well as to promote prejudice against them.