Yed

Yed means yes but the person was to lazy.. became a epic meme when @white_sticky_pee started using it in every sentence

Person 1: bro wtf you dip with skoal?
Person 2: yed
Person 1: that's epic

by AztecreksYT June 2, 2018

Yed

Yed is another form of yes typically used when someone agrees with something so much that they abandon the English grammar laws and go with this fun alternative.

Person 1: Anime is one of the most popular sources of happiness.
Person 2: YED.

by D_baggage_the_autizmo August 22, 2020

Yed

it is yes but written and said with a d.

'did you do the dishes?'
'yed, I did'

by Calm-newspaper January 5, 2022

babby's yed

Also known as a steak and kidney pudding, and is used mainly in Northern England. It is pronounced exactly as it is read, and is phonetic of the way us people from Wigan say 'baby's head.' I suppose some people must think that a steak and kidney pudding must resemble a baby's head. Quite funny really.

"I'll have a babby's yed, chips and gravy please"

by Gaz_Wigan May 6, 2006

babies yed

A steak pudding. Pronounced as "bab is yed"

Think I'll get babies yed chips n gravy from the chippy.

by Billinge lad September 17, 2015

Babbies yed

Description of a Steak pudding (in the north of England) as the dimple at the top is similar to the soft area on a new born babies head.

Chips, babbies yed 'n' gravy.

by Dave Shave Parr January 4, 2017

boon yed

Local term. As in 'bonehead'

I cor believe that chap has gone and done that. He's a right boon yed

by toastface August 25, 2005