ya basic

You are low-class boring scum

Eleanor: Face it dude: I'm the best thing that ever happened to you, because guess what Chidi? Ya basic!

by jessbrown March 16, 2020

Ya Burnt!

Used primarily as a declaration of superiority in a verbal encounter. Similar to 90's "Suck it!" and "Gotcha" and declared with an "In your face!" attitude.

From the NBC hit-comedy 30 Rock:

Jenna: First, I was great in that "Arliss!" Second of all, if the president is so serious about the war on terror, why doesn't he hunt down and capture Barack Obama, before he strikes again? Its time for a change, America. That's why I'm voting for Osama in 2008!

(Liz collapses. Chris Matthews is speechless.)

Jenna: Oh no comeback? YA BURNT!

by C. Hamrick-Vedder May 22, 2008

ya basic

It's a human insult. It's devastating. You are devastated right now.

Michael: In the words of one of my actual friends, Ya Basic! It's a human insult. It's devastating. You are devastated right now.

by Agent Plug-N-Play July 24, 2021

Ya Ken

1. Scottish term meaning "You Know" or in rare circumstances "Yes Ken". With the word och placed in front of it it can mean many more things.

2. The Annoying phrase that Strong Scots use despite it being wrong

1.

Kennedy: What is this?
Rictochie: Ya ken wha

2.

Blayne: Ya Ken
Duncan: Could ye fuckin not

by HYPERREALITYSOUL42069 December 10, 2018

ya valio verga

Used in Northern Mexico/South Texas
Definition: 1.)When something is no longer worth a fuck. 2.)When something becomes out of hand, and uncontrollable. 3.)When something no longer goes as planned.

Gilberto: We just ran out of beer
Jose: Ya valio verga

by Anaracle July 30, 2014

ya mums skin

This word does not need a definition. It doesn't make sense, it's just funny. USe it in any situation (E.g. uncomfortable, awkward, happy, sad, excited, etc.)

Mate 1: "What should I wear today?"
Mate 2: "Ya mums skin"

by yamumsskin March 5, 2020

Ya mums ya nan

An accusation that one's mother is also one's grandmother (which is technically possible).

A versatile phrase predominantly used as a greeting or insult.

John: I'm goin' out to harvest some corn

Mark: Ya mums ya nan

by Dr. Yuwar Grabbinmabube December 5, 2020