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Yarn in front and yarn in back are typically written 'wyif' and wyib'. The instructions mean that the yarn to be knit into the next stitch is either in front or behind the needle.

In case you need more abbreviations, here's a link to a dictionary, below.

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Q: What does YF and YB mean does it mean yarnforward and yard backward?
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