1 definition by MC40
Originating from Newburyport, Massachusetts.
Yeat is a derogatory reaction to display disagreement or discontent with either a person, situation, opinion or proposed situation.
Those who don't understand the usage of the word will often say that it has the capability to take on any meaning the speaker intends. This is completely wrong.
Yeat most often replaces the words and phrases,
"Bullshit" & "Yeah right"
or
Fuck that, You're a fucking (moron, idiot retard, etc)
The origin of the word is from the city's famous Clipper ships from its trade days. It was often used when unloading or loading goods (such as breads). The original usage of the word most closely resembled the word: "Pass"
An example of this:
"Yeat the bun"
The word was later used to identify residents from Newburyport aboard naval ships.
Yeat is a derogatory reaction to display disagreement or discontent with either a person, situation, opinion or proposed situation.
Those who don't understand the usage of the word will often say that it has the capability to take on any meaning the speaker intends. This is completely wrong.
Yeat most often replaces the words and phrases,
"Bullshit" & "Yeah right"
or
Fuck that, You're a fucking (moron, idiot retard, etc)
The origin of the word is from the city's famous Clipper ships from its trade days. It was often used when unloading or loading goods (such as breads). The original usage of the word most closely resembled the word: "Pass"
An example of this:
"Yeat the bun"
The word was later used to identify residents from Newburyport aboard naval ships.
"The Yankees will beat the Sox!"
"Yeah, yeat" (yeah, bullshit)
"Yeat can mean anything you want it to!"
"Yeat" (Bullshit, You're a fucking moron)
When speeding by someone who doesn't know how to drive.
"Yeat!" (You're a fucking moron)
"Yeah, yeat" (yeah, bullshit)
"Yeat can mean anything you want it to!"
"Yeat" (Bullshit, You're a fucking moron)
When speeding by someone who doesn't know how to drive.
"Yeat!" (You're a fucking moron)
by MC40 July 11, 2008