Yeet

Yeet (or Jeet) means, "Did you eat?" It's a common conjunction used in southern states.

AUNTIE: (right after you get to her house): "Yeet?"
NEPHEW (who auntie always wants to feed): "Yeah, I stopped at McDonalds.
AUNTIE: "Then, sit down and eat something healthy."

(I don't know the accent as well as hubby, so I couldn't carry it through the question and answers.
There is no other origin for Yeet (or Jeet.)

by Barbara E Bj January 5, 2022

Yeet

The sound of a fish turning into a unicorn while jumping on a boat

*Splash* YEET

by FlirtyBoy December 13, 2017

Yeet

To throw an object at high speeds

You: *finishes soda can* “YEET”

by TheUnderdog(of UD definitions) August 14, 2020

YEET

a word THAT IMMATURE grown men and grade 6's SAY

YEET

by !"£$%^&8U October 2, 2019

Yeet

For extra power of throwing an item

She yelled YEET when she threw the can into the crowd

by I_need_more_sleep February 6, 2020

Yeet

To blow something out

You just got yeeted

by Hi peps November 18, 2019

Yeet

'Yeet' 'Yeeted' 'Yeeting'
verb;
"yeet!" is yelled to indicate a hyperbolic {2 or exaggerated throwing of an object for comedic effect.

"Yeet", "I yeeted the water bottle", "I'm yeeting the water bottle"

by After Tech Industries April 29, 2021