locative singular of yer

(literally) in a place in which there is honey, there are also flies.

ablative singular of yer

(of a missile) ground-to-air

(of a missile) ground-to-ground

(intransitive, idiomatic) Often used in the imperative mood to indicate resignation and resentment about a situation that is already deteriorating to finally terminate itself; to be allowed to dissolve without any attempt to improve it; let the chips fall where they may.