a derogatory term used to deflate one's ego. it is used to declare someone so trashy and poor that they would have a plasticbird, commonly a pink flamingo, decorating their front yard.
hey yardbird, why don't you cut your yep nope and get your damn primered camaro out of the front lawn.
A blue collar worker that is lazy and complains and talks shit all day long. Often seen in shipyards or on construction sites, the guy that does hardly any work and complains about worker's rights and the pay scale.
Frank didn't get shit done, today! Fuckin' yardbird sits around complaining about how hot it is!
In reference to a sprinkler that waters your lawn in a circle. Same idea with the "Yardbird Position." While at her house in the living room. Have sex standing up. Right as you orgasm throw her to the couch & start spinning around like the sprinkler. Throwing sperm all over the room. Reference the song "You Spin Me Right Round." Try It!
Really made a mess of her house doing the Yardbird Position.
A person who uses methamphetamines but usually has no money to buy their drugs, so they constantly hang out for no apparent reason just to do your drugs for FREE!!
Here comes the “yard bird”...... quick, hide your shit or he’ll circle you until he smokes all yours then mine too....!!!
Led Zeppelins original name. The band was originally formed in 1968 by guitarist Jimmy Page under the name The New Yardbirds in order to fulfill some performance commitments booked in Scandinavia before the break up of the original Yardbirds. Vocalist Robert Plant, known from his work with The Band of Joy, was himself on the verge of a record deal when Page saw him perform at West Midlands College of Education with a pickup band of art students and drafted him into the new band. Plant brought with him drummer John Bonham. Bassist John Paul Jones was informed by his wife that Page was forming a group; Jones and Page knew each other well from their days as session musicians and Jones contacted Page who asked him then to join the band.
The band name was later changed to Lead Zeppelin after a comment from Keith Moon (drummer for The Who)