1. An altered state of perception after consuming copious amounts of good food; especially bacon. Comparable to the lazy glow one gets after an orgasm. Can result in merriment, extreme laziness, extreme exhaustion, smoking a j or loosening ones pants.
Also see "Food Coma".
2. A word or sound made to signify food that looks, tastes, smells or otherwise seems delightful.
Also see "Food Coma".
2. A word or sound made to signify food that looks, tastes, smells or otherwise seems delightful.
1. Person A: "Dude, I'm so yum right now.."
1. Person B: "Good job with those eggs Tim, best I've had in years."
2. "Yum, those muffins look great!"
1. Person B: "Good job with those eggs Tim, best I've had in years."
2. "Yum, those muffins look great!"
by Chamber12 March 18, 2010
by whateverrrrrrrrr April 23, 2017
by Jason1939 October 4, 2019
Means yes, usually heard during very high times in which case you'd probably be too lazy to say 'yes'.
by fuckhat February 12, 2009
by yummy bummy March 26, 2005
Yellow Dog Updater, Modified
Yum is a great CLI application, with GUI front ends, similar to Apt for RPMs that makes updating, getting information about, installing and removing RPMs easy. It's used by Yellow Dog, Fedora Core, and RHEL (and possibly more distros I do not know about). When you install something via Yum, Yum automatically downloads and installs all dependencies of the package you want if you don't have the dependencies, putting an end to dependency hell if the package you want is in your Yum repositories.
A great Yum configuration file for the most recent stable Fedora Core that adds great repositories can be found at http://www.fedorafaq.org/samples/yum.conf
Yum is a great CLI application, with GUI front ends, similar to Apt for RPMs that makes updating, getting information about, installing and removing RPMs easy. It's used by Yellow Dog, Fedora Core, and RHEL (and possibly more distros I do not know about). When you install something via Yum, Yum automatically downloads and installs all dependencies of the package you want if you don't have the dependencies, putting an end to dependency hell if the package you want is in your Yum repositories.
A great Yum configuration file for the most recent stable Fedora Core that adds great repositories can be found at http://www.fedorafaq.org/samples/yum.conf
by a thing June 12, 2005