Raise Your Ya Ya Ya

Improving your performance, mood, or bringing your a-game. Increasing your amount of effort on something.

If you want to get an A on that test, you need to raise your ya ya ya and study harder.

by b0ggoblin August 12, 2025

YOURE TAKING TOO LONG / youre taking too long

“YOURE TAKING TOO LONG” is a line said by Jackenstein’s pumpkin as Jackenstein does not say these lines and I hate how people say it’s Jackenstein because Jackenstein and his pumpkins are two different entities. “YOURE TAKING TOO LONG” also comes in a smaller format that being “youre taking too long” said by the mini pumpkins in Jackenstein’s fight.

YOURE TAKING TOO LONG has been used as a punchline of responses towards certain questions by changing the words around or using only specific letters of specific words in the sentence.

1 - YOURE TAKING TOO LONG / youre taking too long

2 - User: “What is 1 + 1?”

Pumpkin: “TOO”

by JadeHarley August 13, 2025

Your father

A humorous scenario reflecting the generational clash in parenting styles, where a parent encourages outdoor play for their children, while the narrator's motivation for having kids is to grant them more screen time than they ever had during their own childhood.

PoV: Your father thinks fresh air like the one experienced whilst playing outdoor is essential, but you just want your kids to enjoy the screen time you missed out on growing up!

by Emotional Cruiser August 14, 2025

I’m going to put my foot up your ass!

This is what your golf buddy at the golf course tells Karens that don’t know how to mind their Business.

Hey Paw Patrol, I’m going to put my foot up your ass!

by anonymous August 17, 2025

Stroke your dogs day

August 17th is stroke your dogs day!

Hey dude!
What
It’s august 17th!
What does that mean
It’s stroke your dogs day!

by Yeahimsosillygoob August 17, 2025

I'm in your walls

someone is in your wall.

i love it when i'm in your walls.

by World Government August 17, 2025

Your definition will be reviewed soon

This is that Urban Dictionary says after you submit a definition to their website for community review. It’s now always very honest when it says this, because several people have had many definitions take weeks to finally be approved, and some just never make it onto the website, even if they follow the guidelines.

“Your definition will be reviewed soon,” is a dubious statement.

by This is my handle okay August 19, 2025