yestereve

Yesterday evening. Similar to 'yestermorn' and 'yesternoon'

Did you have fun yestereve?

by JimJams December 27, 2008

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

Yenternet

World-wide network of gossip, libel, and stories that are false, grossly exaggerated or trivial.
Derived from the Yiddish word for a gossip yenta yente and Internet.

Cable news says the President has six women chained up in his penthouse

but it's just another Yenternet story.

by SingingRabbi November 22, 2016

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

Yeagercoin

Any cryptocurrency that has no real intrinsic value and may or may not be valuable in the future (but probably not). Can also refer to any speculative assets that are worth nothing at the present time.

Also spelled Jägercoin

From the German word for hunter, indicating a high risk vs. reward situation.

"Do you have a spare couch? I can't afford my rent ever since my boss started paying us in Yeagercoin"

- "What's the exchange rate on your company's Yeagercoin these days?
- "Still $0"

by statyzo October 5, 2017

Zeke Yeager

Monke.

Reject Humanity return to Zeke Yeager.

by Hubson March 9, 2021