yy refering to young yim from a show created back in the 1970's called Yimmy show but the show was not aired dude to it's graphic nature
Don't be a yy man before i pop a cap in your ass
by itsmemario December 10, 2007
Shooting drugs into your veins, intraveniously, rather than chopping it up and sniffing it / putting it up your nose.
by Sami D. June 06, 2008
pseudo-country-bumpkin wisdom uttered in response to news item or rumor designed to scandalize a political opponent.
The idea is that the rumor is either very easily refuted or is unimportant to the public, and thus is as worthless as a dog who won't hunt.
The idea is that the rumor is either very easily refuted or is unimportant to the public, and thus is as worthless as a dog who won't hunt.
by cnorton April 01, 2004
"I'm just saying, kiddo, what you're doing is offending others and it's getting you nowhere. Don't take it to heart."
Reverse psychology ensues; kiddo takes it to heart and sees themself as a terrible person.
Reverse psychology ensues; kiddo takes it to heart and sees themself as a terrible person.
by AdhesiveMadMan September 07, 2019
Don't Fuck the Furg is a phrase spoken to young college girls (mostly freshman) as a warning to not sleep with the least desirable douchebag on the premises. Furg is a nomenclature for a douchebag that is so committed to at least sleeping with one girl at the party he is currently at that he will wait until they are properly liquored up to make his final move. By warning friends to Not Fuck the Furg you are saving them many awkward text messages from the Furg character.
Stacy: This party is awesome! Heyy look at that guy over there!
Mika: Yeah... I don't think so. Remember Stacy, don't fuck the furg.
Stacy: Hmmm, I guess you're right.
Mika: Yeah... I don't think so. Remember Stacy, don't fuck the furg.
Stacy: Hmmm, I guess you're right.
by soberquite April 02, 2014
The perfect answer to any question, fulfills all questions and still makes sense. Works best when said in a simpl monotonous voice; this helps not to anger as many people when said. Though it still efectively does.
Appropriat Use
-Teacher, "Jimmy what is the answer to question number seven?"
-Jimmy, "Don't worry about it"
-Teacher, "Wuh?"
-Jimmy, "Just don't"
(Jimmy gets 100% in that class)
Inappropriate Use
-Curious peer, "Dude why are you missing an arm?"
-You, "Don't Worry About It"
-Curious peer, "do you want me to call 911, cause youare gushing blood?"
-You, "Don't worry about it"
-No-Longer-Curious peer, "OK"
(you later die from loss of blood)
-Teacher, "Jimmy what is the answer to question number seven?"
-Jimmy, "Don't worry about it"
-Teacher, "Wuh?"
-Jimmy, "Just don't"
(Jimmy gets 100% in that class)
Inappropriate Use
-Curious peer, "Dude why are you missing an arm?"
-You, "Don't Worry About It"
-Curious peer, "do you want me to call 911, cause youare gushing blood?"
-You, "Don't worry about it"
-No-Longer-Curious peer, "OK"
(you later die from loss of blood)
by Don't Worry About It...... May 02, 2009
The symbolic meaning of this saying refers to the ability of a person to formulate near perfect representation of his thoughts. It is most commonly used as stimulus in verbal communication by the listener addressed to the speaker when the second lacks clarity in his point.
Maybe this definition deformed the literal meaning of this sentence if there ever was anything literal about anything.
This definition is derived from the elemental analysis of the sentence. To be more exact, the first part of the sentence, "Say it," derives from the necessity of focus in the thought, while the second part, ", don't spray it." depicts the actual state of the thought.
As a conclusion, when someone says this to you, it means u went to far with your point that he lost track of it, or he is at a point of loosing it.
Maybe this definition deformed the literal meaning of this sentence if there ever was anything literal about anything.
This definition is derived from the elemental analysis of the sentence. To be more exact, the first part of the sentence, "Say it," derives from the necessity of focus in the thought, while the second part, ", don't spray it." depicts the actual state of the thought.
As a conclusion, when someone says this to you, it means u went to far with your point that he lost track of it, or he is at a point of loosing it.
by rigidydick September 30, 2010