by Mario Rogic January 15, 2003
From Jewish background which means a woman who talks too much and never shuts up. Can be used as Yentering also.
by Cecil Z. November 4, 2005
Originally a Jewish woman's name, used for a character created by humorist Jacob Adler and the matchmaker in Fiddler on the Roof. Came to mean, by extension, a gossip or matchmaker. Has also recently come to mean a woman who fits negative stereotypes of urban women. See: characters on Sex and the City.
by Bob519 March 17, 2010
1) Yiddish word which describes an old woman who is a matchmaker - a Yentle.(Ref. Fiddler on the Roof) 2) In modern use the meaning has become that of an annoying old hag.
1) My parents are going to the Yentle tonight to negotiate the dowry.
2) That fucking Jessica, she's such a fucking Yenta, telling everybody I slept with Tony.
2) That fucking Jessica, she's such a fucking Yenta, telling everybody I slept with Tony.
by Albert March 1, 2005
Just as there are bad witches and good witches, so there are good yentas and bad yentas. A good yenta provides you knowledge and wisdom about everything and a bad yenta is just an annoyance and gossip.
Good yenta - My aunt is such a yenta, I called her about where to find a classy new outfit but at a cheap price and she knew just where to go.
Bad yenta - Don't tell my mother-in-law anything confidential, she'll just spread it around.
Bad yenta - Don't tell my mother-in-law anything confidential, she'll just spread it around.
by E. Kramer September 13, 2005
by joshua_ December 1, 2003
A group of 5 very attractive men who go on a special conquest every summer. They may not ever be at the location ever again but their legacy will remain forever.
by Yentaman 3 July 22, 2011