See "Last of the Mohicans" by James Fenimore Cooper. "Many of the Yengeese are dead, great Sachem" says Magua... This was later bastardised into "yankee"
by Junctionbox August 30, 2005
man that nigga a yankee
by pudge23 January 3, 2008
Someone from the States. An American. "Support the Troops" bumber stickers, Red+White+Blue t-shirts, Texas belt buckles and slow Southern drawl are dead give aways although in many cases it can be difficult to determine.
by Jimbrowski12345 February 28, 2008
by Michster May 12, 2006
by rob stanley December 24, 2005
"Yanqui" in the Spanish language. A member of the United States of America, one of the most ignorant, uncivilized and shallow countries on earth. Its people's only value and vocation is the earning of money. Their so-called culture can be reduced to artists, film-makers, musicians - all of them Europeans. There's nothing more disgusting (not just laughable) than listening to a yankee speak: his gross materialism, immaturity, bigotries and delusions of grandeur could make a giraffe vomit. Since their one and only idol is money, they've built their society and way of life on that basis, turning education into sheer business (i.e. you pay you pass), patriotism into crude piracy, justice into a means of pondering people's wealth, such and such person on the grounds of their 'worth', healthcare into a merciless machinery, life in itself into the paying of bills and the coming and going of 'bucks'.
There's not the possibility neither of love nor of anything of value among yankees. Their current prevalence is based on brute willpower and, after it's over, there's only one thing we might be able to ascertain now: nothing good will be left with its unbrilliant wake.
There's not the possibility neither of love nor of anything of value among yankees. Their current prevalence is based on brute willpower and, after it's over, there's only one thing we might be able to ascertain now: nothing good will be left with its unbrilliant wake.
That yankee is so inexistent that there's nothing you could state either for his support or discouragement.
by Juan Bien de Guacho January 25, 2007
by vincent gambone March 23, 2005