Die
Die verb - Languish as with love or desire.
Usage example: I was dying to leave
Yen and die are semantically related. in have a yen topic. In some cases you can use "Yen" instead a verb "Die".
Nearby Word: died
Yen
Yen verb - Have a desire for something or someone who is not present.
Both words in one sentence
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Better to Die than Be Killed: General Yen keeps a vial of poison for this purpose.
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Yen Press's synopsis for the manga also noted this point:[Bell]s got big dreams but not much more when a roll on the random encounter die brings him face-to-face with the girl of his dreamsbut whats a beginning adventurer have to offer a brilliant swordswoman?
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Gainax Ending: Geralt and Yen die... and they are on island of Avalon at the same time?
Source: Literature / Lady of the Lake
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