yelluh 

a very light-complexioned African American

On the other hand, to the extent that a yelluh African is a reminder of whiteness

yelluh by alenakon October 28, 2008

yellup 

yellup originally from 'hellup' short for 'shut the hell up'
idealy used when someone is saying something that you dont agree with and you cut them off.
Hellup is used out of anger whereas yellup is more commonly used at any arrangement.
To imply emphasis extend the word i.e. yeeellluuuuuuup!

Isa: No one is allowed to come over the house to drink or play beer pong....
Everyone: YELLLLLLLLLLLLUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUP!

Myko: Let's Go to Mike's Dogs for din...
Jesse: HELLLUP!

Myko: I'm Gay!
Everyone: YEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUUUUP!

Cory: Who dented my truck?
Jesse: Yelllllllllllluuuuuuuuuuup!

G: I love jews from mars!
G: YELLUP to myslef!

yellup by Dingus McGee February 22, 2008

yellup 

to tell somebody to be quiet

Myko- "Wow, the Lakers are really good this year!"
Everybody else- "YELLUP!"

yellup by Gianni Dy February 21, 2008

yellah 

Arabic phrase that means "come on" or "hurry up" or " move it" (literally: ya=Oh/hey! Allah=God i.e. O'God)

lets go ... yellah!!

yellah by M3S0P0T4M1C4 February 21, 2009

yellular 

The loudness one adopts in response to a bad cell-phone connection, in the misguided hope that talking louder will improve the connection.

"I'm so embarrassed. I went totally yellular at a restaurant last night."

yellular by zooa November 3, 2003

Yelloha

A greeting that is a combination of yello (how people quickly answer the phone) and aloha, a Hawaiian greeting. Usually used when answering the phone as a tourist in Hawaii.
Coined by GeoisEvil in 2014.

*Stereotypical tourist in Hawaii* "Yelloha!, how are things back home?"

Yelloha by GeoisEvil August 8, 2014

Yelluke 

When you say yello to your friend Luke.

Nivi: Yelluke! What’s up?
Luke: Yellivi! Not much.

Yelluke by Nivsnivi November 9, 2019