yo yo

Slang term for the Euro (currency), in Ireland.

That hat cost me 15 yo yos.

by BOZG January 13, 2008

Yo-yo

The act of looking someone up and down, in either a creepy, rude, sexual or intimidating way.

Example 1
Grace: Omg did you see the look my ex’s new girlfriend just gave me as she walked past!?
Caitlyn: Omg yas! Girrrrrrl, you just got yo-yo’d

Example 2
Caitlyn: Do you know that guy? He’s giving me a creepy vibe.
Grace: Baby gurl he was yo-yo’ing the shit outta you!

by Alrawabiiiii October 8, 2021

Yo Yo

1. A Hi-Tec Spinning Mechanism, used for tricks and spins.
2. A word thug Gangsta's use

1. 'Seen This new Trick wit my Yo Yo'
2. 'Yo Yo, Whats up bling blingy'

by McRandoms November 5, 2005

yo to yo

A phrase to initiate a conversation between two people that know each other well

Jess: Yo to yo, can I borrow $500? I'll pay you back
David: Ya, no problem. I know you're good for the money

by Sp3ktr_d4 November 19, 2014

yo-yo

a person head is going up and down sucking dick.

hey man did that girl give you some good yo-yo

by MARIO ELLIS September 8, 2007

yo-yo

(n.) a form of childhood torture referred to as a game, usually inflicted by older children (most often siblings) upon younger ones.

The aggressor will pin their victim laying face-up on their back, sitting on their chest and making sure the victim cannot move their arms. Then the aggressor leans over the poor kid and dribbles a string of spit towards the kid's face until it almost reaches, then sucks it back into the mouth. Odds are, the longer this action is repeated, the victim will end up wearing saliva. This ritual generally lasts until either: 1) the aggressor tires of his fun, or 2) an adult intervenes.

"That bully, Ron, gave my little brother the yo-yo treatment last week, but my big brother caught him and gave him the mother of all wedgies!"

by fugitive247 October 30, 2004

Yo Yo

A young (typically white) male from suburbia that comes from a nice middle class family type environment and upbringing that dresses and acts like as though they are "hardcore" from the streets of South Central L.A. or Harlem. Fully versed in Ebonics, they most often use the word "Yo" to begin any sentence or greeting.

Note: It is unsure if a Yo Yo knows whether or not they are fooling anyone with their act. It is assumed if they do know, they continue with the act regardless.

"I pulled up to a red light beside a bunch of Yo Yo's in their Mom's Toyota Camry blasting some Tupac; I laughed."

by Seen Enough January 15, 2008