Add it to anything to make sound like it is something that is in general of the thing you are mentioning
by Thejumacatedscholar February 27, 2019
Get the Ymug. Liv Y-A so smegsy girl. She blows everyone off when she walks past them by her beauty. She would love it if you asked her out, and she loves all the compliments she gets daily. She has tons of fans and loves all of them. Liv Y-A is such a nice woman. She really cool girl, she makes everyone lættis. She will come viral in her life, and she will be a big success.
"Omg who is that famous, pretty, gorgeous, wonderful, cool, awsome, way to pretty for you, school good and lovely girl", "omg u dont know??! of course she is Liv Y-A!!!!"
by kulim December 16, 2021
Get the Liv Y-Amug. The first letter someone types to go to YouTube. After hitting enter they realise www.youtube.com is not autosaved anymore since they deleted their browser history just before.
by quinten110 December 2, 2016
Get the ymug. Pronounced (Ay-o-wee), AoY-y stands for 'Achievements of Yester-year'. Individuals who excel in secret often hear others boasting about their past achievements, coming across as conceited. However, overachievers who quietly excel academically or in recent accomplishments avoid such behavior and prefer not to share all they are up to so they remain humble and may use "humblebrag" instead every now and then by saying something similar to;
"Yeah, I did that but that was then. I'm 'now' doing bigger and even better things. But enough about me..."
This is an example of "Humblebrag"
(Yet when using AoY-y, they are secretly describing those who incessantly discuss their past achievements with excessive pride. By using this term, they are able to convey their dislike for boasting to new acquaintances.
Ultimately, they are giving people around them one big headache when someone calls them Dr. or whatever the title may be. A good example would be, "Adrienne is called Dr. A. since she has a PhD. Yet one might say sarcastically, "Congratulations on your AoY-y!" Meaning, an Achievement of Yester-Year hence, AoY-y. That's not to try and take away from what they achieved, but more so that the overachiever running circles around them really wants to ask them, ("What have you done lately?" Or, "have you done anything new?" Or, "What are you accomplishing today?")
"Yeah, I did that but that was then. I'm 'now' doing bigger and even better things. But enough about me..."
This is an example of "Humblebrag"
(Yet when using AoY-y, they are secretly describing those who incessantly discuss their past achievements with excessive pride. By using this term, they are able to convey their dislike for boasting to new acquaintances.
Ultimately, they are giving people around them one big headache when someone calls them Dr. or whatever the title may be. A good example would be, "Adrienne is called Dr. A. since she has a PhD. Yet one might say sarcastically, "Congratulations on your AoY-y!" Meaning, an Achievement of Yester-Year hence, AoY-y. That's not to try and take away from what they achieved, but more so that the overachiever running circles around them really wants to ask them, ("What have you done lately?" Or, "have you done anything new?" Or, "What are you accomplishing today?")
"She always goes on and on about her AoY-y (Achievements of yester-year)."
"Yeah, I did that but that was then. I'm 'now' doing bigger and even better things so I'm not stuck on my AoY-y. But enough about me..."
This is an example of "Humblebrag" which is the opposite of AoY-y.
"Adrienne is called Dr. A. since she has a PhD. Yet one might say sarcastically, "Congratulations on your AoY-y!" Meaning, an Achievement of Yester-Year hence, AoY-y if she brags more than usual.
"Yeah, I did that but that was then. I'm 'now' doing bigger and even better things so I'm not stuck on my AoY-y. But enough about me..."
This is an example of "Humblebrag" which is the opposite of AoY-y.
"Adrienne is called Dr. A. since she has a PhD. Yet one might say sarcastically, "Congratulations on your AoY-y!" Meaning, an Achievement of Yester-Year hence, AoY-y if she brags more than usual.
by TheBizFuturist October 7, 2023
Get the AoY-ymug. (Ballerina-y) To look more like something a ballerina would wear. Make an object look more like ballerina dance wear.
I was drawing a ballerina, so I had to draw a bow on it. But I added ribbon to it to make it look more ballerina-y.
by Made by Moriah Elizebeth(2019) September 30, 2022
Get the Ballerina-ymug. by CJStopidian March 11, 2025
Get the i mad dinur bykos y notmug. Person 1: yo, who’s that French dude from Hamilton with the really long name?
Person 2: oh! You mean Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette? I love that guy!
Aka M. j. P. Y. R. G. D. M., M. D. Laf
Person 2: oh! You mean Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette? I love that guy!
Aka M. j. P. Y. R. G. D. M., M. D. Laf
by ThatHistoryGirl November 27, 2023
Get the M. j. P. Y. R. G. D. M., M. D. Lafmug.