yankees

You know, I love how when the Yankees are doing well, they all say "HAHA, WE PWNZ TEH RED SUX!!!!!!!" and then when the Red Sox get one up on them, their whole view changes. Suddenly they say "Uhhhhhhhhhh....26!" Sure, some Sox fans take it way too far by saying the 2004 ALCS is the greatest comeback in sports history. I mean, it's been done twice in hockey. Also, the Yankees overcame a 14 game deficit starting in July. That's all I give the Yankees for being good though. The Yankees have bought a lot of players, like or not. Pay roll got up over 220 million dollars and they still couldn't win. Well gee, what happens when you put a bunch of superstars on a team? They all want to be the best and not work together. Does everyone forget the fact that the Yankees were horrible a decade ago? Why does this slip everyone's mind I wonder. Remember, when the Jays are good, the Yankees suck hard. So Yankee fans, stop dissing all Sox fans. Yankee fans and Sox fans are very much alike. They both hate each other, they make ignorant remarks, and it goes on.

Yankees fans should stop being so oblivious.

by Not a dumbass Sox Fan July 20, 2007

Yankee

An asshole and all around shitty person, typically from New York City.

That Yankee deadass hatin'

Yeah B, he sucks.

by West Coast Rey June 21, 2017

Yankee

A term many native Texans and southerners regardless of background use to describe people mostly from the upper Midwest and especially the northeast, usually Maryland and above. The western half of the United States, even far north states like Montana, Washington, and Alaska, are rarely taken into consideration because of their frontier nature and lack of accents. To Texans and southerners, Yankees are viewed as unfriendly, shrewd, indifferent, uppity, blunt, and a threat to their genial, warm, welcoming, and down home culture, which many Yankees view as intruding, a threat to privacy, and fake. Many well to do Yankees have migrated to Florida and Texas as retirement havens.

He's a Yankee from New York coming down to live here in Texas

by waspcoloredstain April 6, 2017

yankee

to CHOKE

(v) - Derived from the 2004 New York Yankees who were the first Major League Baseball(MLB) team to be ahead 3-0 in a 7 game playoff series, only to lose the next 4 straight to the Boston Red Sox. The Red Sox went on to win their first World Series in 86 Years.

1. "They Yankee'd."
2. "Don't yankee that shot."
3. "Those guys are yankee'rs, they won't get the win."
4. "Someone do the Heimlich Maneuver to them, they are yankeeing."

by ChicksHateMe2 February 1, 2007

yankees

obviously the best team in all of sports. sure, there are a lot of people here who dont like the yankees, but they have to be famous because so many people know them and spend time making fun of them. who would take this much time insulting the red sox?

red sox fan: yankees suck! blah blah blah...

yankee fan: i want a hot dog.

by fijdoifj June 27, 2005

yankees

Lets set somthing straing the yankees did choke and they did loose the ALCS and all that shit. But face it the yankees and George kick the mother fucking shit out of the sox every fucking year.

Sox Fan: YEAR 2000 bitch

Yankees fan: STF ^ you r from boston u talk funn and im black

Sox fan:Choke

Yankees FAN: ok thats 3 for you and 26 for us stf^ FUCK FACE

THE YANKEES KICK ASS AND THE SOX CANT EVEN WIN A DIVISIOn.

by Fuck the Fucking Red Sox April 17, 2005

yankee

A person from the Northern part of the United States of America who carries on the long Yankee history of activism and reform. These include the movements to abolish slavery, and the suffragist movement to acquire equal rights for women (See: Harriet Beecher Stowe, Yankee Abolitionist and Susan B. Anthony, Yankee Suffragist). Logic, reasoning, and education are valued highly by Yankees and used to champion freedom and equality for all Americans. Yankees have a strong sense of civic duty and culturally are known for straight-forwardness, time management, frugality, and thinking on their feet. Ivy League schools in the North are often associated with Yankees and have yielded many of America's top leaders and thinkers.

"The Yankee abolitionists welcomed slaves from the South that had traveled the Underground Railroad."
"The Yankee suffragists sacrificed their safety and livelihoods to win the vote for women."
"Her Yankee sensibilities led her to become a leader in the movement."

by 21st Century Yankee May 29, 2013