Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wye
noun
/waɪ/

Definition
A wye is a type of junction in the shape of the letter ‘Y’, used to connect two paths or roads.

Examples
- The train passed through the wye to change its route.
- During the road construction, workers created a wye to improve traffic flow.

Meaning
In railway or road systems, a wye allows trains or vehicles to change direction or switch tracks.

Synonyms
- junction
- fork
- branch