There are lots of words that start with Trump, as in capital T. Donald Trump gave rise to a very creative press.
Would the first one be Trumpism? And along with it Trumpist and Trumpian? These are terms used to refer to those exhibiting characteristics of Trumpism. Supporters of Trump are known as Trumpers. While Trumpism is a well-known phrase, it is considered complex and contentious by wikipedia.
"Trumpism is a term for the political ideologies, social emotions, style of governance, political movement, and set of mechanisms for acquiring and keeping control of power associated with Donald Trump and his political base."
Alternately Trumpism describes Donald Trump's made-up words. This gives rise to articles on how to talk like Trump.
The big one for me is the Trumpometer. This is a seemingly never-ending scrolling list of Donald Trump's lies. However, it isn't being tracked much anymore.
Next is Trumpocracy - this one is the title of a book written by David From on the corruption the American Republic.
From there we have Trumponomics. This is a high-frequency headline that reviews Trumps 7 biggest failures.
Trumpocalypse - this is another book by David From. This time it is about restoring American Democracy and how to rebuild the nation after Trump.
Have I found all the Trump words today? One would go on to the signature words of Donald Trump. Perhaps another time.
The song "Here's to Life" is written by Phyllis Molinary and became Shirley Horn's signature song. JazzFM plays it regularly, and the station played it as a dedication to Jack Layton when he died. In it are the lyrics "there's no yes in yesterday".
There are many words with yes in them, but finding the yes in there seems illusive to me compared to these lyrics.
As a scrabble player, you are visualizing the words and not pronouncing them. So finding all the yeses would be much easier. Scrabble sites that let us know all of the yeses to be found. And interestingly, so many of them contain 'eyes' as in pinkeyes and shuteyes and frogeyes.
So we're back to the famous music composed by Johnny Mandel, released in 1992, with Winton Marsalis as the trumpet soloist.
Here is the verse:
There is no yes in yesterday And who knows what tomorrow brings or takes away As long as I'm still in the game I want to play For last, for life, for love
