by Kevin April 17, 2003
by Jake the board November 8, 2017
by SketchSkyl3r December 19, 2021
1. Pirate's greeting.
2. Interjection used by pirates.
3. Expression of great joy.
4. Jubulant greeting.
2. Interjection used by pirates.
3. Expression of great joy.
4. Jubulant greeting.
1. "Yar, maties, to-day we sail to the Dry Tortugas!"
2. "Yar, whirrs me cutlass? I got an itch, yar. Yar, I need to do laundry!"
3. "YAR! I just won the lottery!"
4. "Yar, Fred, hows it going?"
2. "Yar, whirrs me cutlass? I got an itch, yar. Yar, I need to do laundry!"
3. "YAR! I just won the lottery!"
4. "Yar, Fred, hows it going?"
by CHRIS October 11, 2003
The traditional, affirmative pirate-speak usage of "yar" has become antiquated. The contemporary definitions are as follows:
1. Among snowboarders and skiiers, it is a synonym for the colloquial word "gnar," referring to snow.
2. Drawing off the previous definition, yar has recently started to represent coke (cocaine) (aka snow).
1. Among snowboarders and skiiers, it is a synonym for the colloquial word "gnar," referring to snow.
2. Drawing off the previous definition, yar has recently started to represent coke (cocaine) (aka snow).
by addison_ March 12, 2015