back a yard

Simply meaning, the way things are done "Back Home".

Straight from back a yard, man. Straight from Jamaica.

by Bobby Long November 22, 2006

Half a yard

A term meaning $50.00 dollars in the Car business.

How much is that car worth Joe. Half a yard?

by Todd Lerfondler January 24, 2007

taking a yard

A shortened version of the common adage: "If you give them an inch, they'll take a yard." Used in circumstances when one has been granted a favor, but attempts to ask for more. Can be used in apologetic, self-deprecation on the part of the asking party, or in disgust by the party being asked. Usually used so that the giving party knows that they are not being taken advantage of, even if they probably are.

A - "I really need to borrow your car for the weekend so I can visit my ho in Cleveland."
B - "But you just borrowed my patent suede shoes, and my Prince Hits album!"
A - "Yeah, I know it seems like I'm taking a yard here, but it's like, important."

by dootch March 23, 2005

bare-foot as a yard dog

Not wearing shoes in public

See a girl bare-foot in Wal-Mart. "That bitch is bare-foot as a yard dog"

by Assieanne July 14, 2006

half a yard of cory

A travellers term to "slip her a length",or long cock.

"I slipped me girlfriend half a yard of cory last night"

by bluegarter78 October 17, 2006

a nugget under half a yard

slang for "a little under half a billion dollars"

ill buy the business from you, i'm willing to pay a nugget under half a yard.

by anarcho-lorian August 11, 2021

chicken ain't nothin but a yard bird

Typically used to reassure someone that an event is insignificant and should not be worried about. Also used as a variation of "no big deal".

Friend: "I'm so worried about this test tomorrow..."
Me: "Chicken ain't nothin but a yard bird. No need to worry about it!"

by pollonoesnada April 20, 2018