Yes Less

Used as a reply if somebody says yes more.

Me: I’m done my fifth lap can I take a break now?
Gym Teacher: No, now go run ten more laps.
Me: No More

Gym Teacher: Yes More
Me: Yes Less

by Kaputnik57 July 19, 2019

ye hah

Ride her cow boy

ye hah I am going to ur hois

by Faggot889898989898989898989 January 29, 2018

Yes.

Another magic word used by Redditors to prevent a person from deleting his post unless he considers it bad or outdated.

Also see No., a magic word to forcibly delete a normie post.

Redditor 1: *makes good post*

Redditor 2: Yes.

by MiroslavRD August 8, 2020

Yes

The word yes is used when you don’t want something or don’t want to go somewhere !!

“do you want to go to school”
“yes”

by kristenx February 19, 2021

Intyatyambo ye Golide

(Inspired by the “Xhosa Women are gold diggers” stereotype) ‘Intyatyambo ye Golide’ or ‘uNoGolide’, is a woman with Xhosa heritage (or woman from a xhosa adjacent clan/tribe such as amaMpondo etc.) who takes pride in their Xhosa heritage, who is apart of a larger online community that is centred around the Xhosa experience and culture, alongside womanhood.

They often showcase their solidarity through the act of painting Gold Dots onto their face in a similar fashion to the traditional ‘white face dot’ patterns of the Xhosa people.

(Intyatyambo ye Golide translates to A Golden/Gold Flower, and ‘NoGolide’ simply means the Golden Woman/Woman of Gold/Gold Woman/The one with Gold).

Ndiyintyatyambo ye Golide, of course ndimhle 💕
(translation: I am an ‘Intyatyambo ye Golide’ of course I’m pretty)

by uNoGolide December 21, 2024

yes-a-holic

Someone who says yes to any opportunity and is always busy. They don't know how to say no and ends up highly stressed.

Sam is such a yes-a-holic.

by lilmarsh November 20, 2017

Curse-ye-ha-me-ha

The Curse-ye-ha-me-ha, also known as the Shin-ye-ha-me-ha, is one of the many moves of Christian Weston Chandler, better known online as Chris-Chan. It is frequently used against many of Chris's adversaries, such as trolls, jerkops, and Mary Lee Walsh. It is done in the exact same way as the Kamehameha from Dragon Ball and its later sequels. The way Chris learned this move is unclear, although it was likely from an episode of Excel Saga, in which a "Nabehameha" is used, which is named after the series director.

"When cursing, I fell enraged or angry; I channel that energy between my hands, gathering them in and throwing them towards either the target I'm angry at, or the ground or skyward; a choice of words are optional, but they do seem to add more oomph to the attack." - Christian Weston Chandler, describing how the Curse-ye-ha-me-ha is performed.

by The Mudpie June 12, 2022