2 of 'em Yesterday

A business term meaning you want Lots of them as soon as possible.

"2 of 'em" refers to the item and means you want lots of the item.

"Yesterday" means as soon as possible.

We need those clothes fast. 2 of 'em Yesterday!

by TheGymRat February 27, 2019

Yesterday's Gravy

Old news; something that has fallen out of trend

Stranger 1: "Hey! Did you hear about that movie that came out last Friday?!"

Stranger 2: "That's yesterday's gravy bro."

by Hellbound Harry March 30, 2015

yester-eve

Yesterday evening, or last night.

Nigel: I say, Basil, I had rather too much to drink yester-eve.
Basil: I suppose that would explain your vomiting this morn.

by Sir Sleeps-a-Lot July 21, 2008

Yesternight

Last Night.
Yesterday Night.

Dude, Mark got so shitfaced yesternight, I think he went home with that gay guy James.

by ZACH BAMF June 23, 2008

I'll call you yesterday

A sarcastic phrase used to signify that you actually won't call or interact with someone in the future. The phrase implies that you would have theoretically called them "yesterday" if you really cared. This phrase is primarily used a means of blowing someone off.

Jim: So did you meet up with that girl you got coffee with last week?

Nick: Nah, she blew me off and never texted back after. It was an "I'll call you yesterday" type of situation.

by FrenchOnion May 18, 2020

So Fladi-Blah-Yanterson

1) Your day will be so Fladi-Blah-Yanterson

-meaning Your day will be exceedingly tedious and irksome as well as pathetically pitiful and inadequate furthermore it will be provocatively Honorificabilitudinitatibus ( Longest word in Shakespeare's works)

"Oh gosh look at this chaotic place. It is going to be so Fladi-Blah-Yanterson. Lets go"

by Alaulaaaa December 18, 2009

yester-night

something that happend last night (instead of yesterday

you dog, yester-night i banged a girl

by sugar daddy AKA dr.awesome May 7, 2009