by NeonGhostWolf December 2, 2019
A non descript exclamation which usually accompanies alot of hooting and whistling at whatever is causing the excitement. Most likely coined in the southern states of north America (eg Texas). Can also be used to punctuate traditional country and western music.
It might also be exclaimed by the rider of a bull or bucking bronco at a rodeo or their spectators.
It might also be exclaimed by the rider of a bull or bucking bronco at a rodeo or their spectators.
by Dacarlo April 8, 2004
by Rev. ToneZone July 17, 2009
/ˈji/ /hɔː/
Oft conflated with gee haw: right and left, respectively, TWO commands for controlling a beast of burden with respect to the current path. The current expression is the result of the phonologically entertaining velar abandonment of gee /dʒiː/ for slothen vowel yee
Oft conflated with gee haw: right and left, respectively, TWO commands for controlling a beast of burden with respect to the current path. The current expression is the result of the phonologically entertaining velar abandonment of gee /dʒiː/ for slothen vowel yee
"YEE," let's not fall into the fathomless crevasse. "HAW," let's not flip the caravan riding up the embankment. Yee Haw itself is befuddling
by Hellion Shores June 2, 2013
Yee haw!!!
by Andrea M. P. April 2, 2004
by Ken Blair April 8, 2004