1. A colloquial onomatopoeia used to verbally accentuate an assertive action
2. An expression said on the prep step of certain hip hop dance moves/strong dance finishers (i.e. The Whip, Reversals, Hyping up finishers of freetysles etc.)
3. (Music) Used to signal the start of a 4 'yah' beat group backdrop for a freestyle.
2. An expression said on the prep step of certain hip hop dance moves/strong dance finishers (i.e. The Whip, Reversals, Hyping up finishers of freetysles etc.)
3. (Music) Used to signal the start of a 4 'yah' beat group backdrop for a freestyle.
by ItsYeBoiiSkinnyPeniss November 6, 2017
by Adele_YE3T October 28, 2019
by Jjllee June 20, 2019
In the modern world today, there are two phrases that are commonly uttered amongst people; yeet, and kobe. But what is the difference, you may be asking. That’s where I step in. The act of a yeet simply relies on power, and inaccuracy. For one to yeet, they must disregard accuracy. They must use all their sthrengh to propel the object as far as possible.
by 🅱️oneless Ni🅱️🅱️a October 22, 2018
Term used to express excitement; especially used in basketball when someone has shot a three-pointer that they are sure will go in the hoop. As you can see by these (very official) definitions, use of the word "yeet" has been steadily evolving over time.
by KafuenYeet December 15, 2018
To show anger whilst propelling an object at a great velocity down a hallway full of high school children
by MissPerriwinkle March 30, 2019