by xUYAHURAKA April 4, 2022
Get the Yeemug. Yee, is a word from the popular dinosaur meme and a variation of the word, yeet.
The length and pronounciation of the word can vary, depending on the intensity of emotion.
High intensities will require more e's - Yeeeeeeeeeee
Where a quick conformation will probably be - Yee
It can be used instead of yes, okay or thank you or even describe an emotion
The length and pronounciation of the word can vary, depending on the intensity of emotion.
High intensities will require more e's - Yeeeeeeeeeee
Where a quick conformation will probably be - Yee
It can be used instead of yes, okay or thank you or even describe an emotion
Conformation
"Can I quickly borrow your car?"
"Yeee, just dont scrarch it"
Giving thanks
"Sup bro, did you print out those papers I asked?"
"I did yes"
"Yeeeeee"
Complaining
"The proffessor was like, Yeee, I dont care if you dont have time, here is another practical a week before exams"
Emotion
"Yeeeeeeeeee its fridaayyy!!"
"Can I quickly borrow your car?"
"Yeee, just dont scrarch it"
Giving thanks
"Sup bro, did you print out those papers I asked?"
"I did yes"
"Yeeeeee"
Complaining
"The proffessor was like, Yeee, I dont care if you dont have time, here is another practical a week before exams"
Emotion
"Yeeeeeeeeee its fridaayyy!!"
by PieterKoeldrankKuierKreeeeger November 10, 2019
Get the Yeemug. an expression of excitement, positive response, an agreement, and an acknowledgement (based on the words Yes, or Yeah)
by NitwitComputerMan January 19, 2012
Get the Yeemug. by idomdom September 9, 2010
Get the Yeemug. by Jon George-Nickleson September 22, 2009
Get the Yeemug. A) The announcement of a person arriving. Must be spoken in a high pitched voice. (Example Below)
B) An expression of extreme excitement, going dumb, feeling super hyphy or an ethusiastic agreement. Must also be spoken in a loud, high pitched voice. (Example Below)
B) An expression of extreme excitement, going dumb, feeling super hyphy or an ethusiastic agreement. Must also be spoken in a loud, high pitched voice. (Example Below)
ex. A) Subject 1: "Isn't Dave supposed to be here by now?"
Subject 2: "Yee!".
Subject 1: "There he is."
ex. B) Subject 1: "Man this party goes."
Subject 2: "YEE."
Subject 1: "Trying to hit this?"
Subject 2: "Yee."
Subject 2: "Yee!".
Subject 1: "There he is."
ex. B) Subject 1: "Man this party goes."
Subject 2: "YEE."
Subject 1: "Trying to hit this?"
Subject 2: "Yee."
by Emilio Garcia January 2, 2008
Get the Yeemug.