by tomix4000 September 23, 2010
Okay... Don't listen to anyone else because most of them are dumbasses. The spiral (Yin-Yang) is most commonly Good and Evil (White and Black), but it can be among other things as long at it's opposing the other.
Dan: Yin Yang Is spelled Y-I-N-G Y-A-N-G. Cory: No, dumbass, read a book, it's spelled Y-I-N Y-A-N-G.
by Tristan` July 13, 2008
by oogieboogiebitch December 17, 2022
The other definition here claiming that yin yang refers to anus is correct, and older people in certain regions of the US know this very well. This site is for "slang" usages, not the formal dictionary definition which would refer to the Chinese symbol. When a person says something like, "Wow, this store has widgets up the yin yang", it does not mean plethora. Rather, it's a substitution for the word ass. And in a sexual context, yin yang does indeed refer to the anus. "Taking it up the yin yang" is probably the most used phrase, although it's now somewhat antiquated, and it means taking it up the anus, or male/female part which is common to men and women, which is how the word was derived since the Chinese symbol represents the male/female balance.
by meknow October 8, 2009
Jimmy, "Damn bro, me and Sierra Yin-yanged this morning"
Tony, "Nice bro! How was it?"
Jimmy, "I felt like I was Japanese for a second"
Tony, "Nice bro! How was it?"
Jimmy, "I felt like I was Japanese for a second"
by jaminthecity November 16, 2011
A phrase used when a Caucasian and an African American go into a 69 position during sexual intercourse, resembling that of a Yin Yang. Gender is irrelevant as long as one participant is white and the other is black.
1. "Hey bb why don't we head back to my crib and make a Yin Yang."
2. "When I came home from work da other day I totally caught my wife making a Yin Yang witdathoochie from down da street! I didn't know whether to grab my gat or my camera!"
2. "When I came home from work da other day I totally caught my wife making a Yin Yang witdathoochie from down da street! I didn't know whether to grab my gat or my camera!"
by Earl Deryld Johnson March 2, 2009
by Undercover_Arab June 22, 2011