Also known as a 'yellow hammer', a sharp-breaking curveball. Supposedly named after the yellowhammer bird and its apparent habit of diving steeply to catch prey.
Grizette
1.) French, 17C. A working class female or seamstress, one you'd find in a dress or fabric shop. Term based on the boring type of grey fabric she wore. A variation of the term, 'Grisette'. 2.) Irish. A flirtatious or coquettish female.
Witch
She casts spells, cooks up magic potions and rides brooms. Her principle beliefs are powered by air, fire, water and earth.
2.) She's also a wicked wench of bitterness and evil.
Schlubette
Archer - Cheryl Tunt via Giphy
We must gift Elmer's glue a Nobel Peace Prize for forging this glorious, chemically enhanced creature. She's what you'd call "muy especial".
1.) French, 17C. A working class female or seamstress, one you'd find in a dress or fabric shop. Term based on the boring type of grey fabric she wore. A variation of the term, 'Grisette'. 2.) Irish. A flirtatious or coquettish female. 