Yeet

A strong yes

“Can you take out the trash?”
“Yeet yeet yeet”

by TheRealBoomer February 28, 2020

Yeet

Verb | To throw an object, living or not, with very high force.

"I called the neighbors about their baby list night."
"What did you say?"
"I said that if they didn't get their baby to shut up, I'd yeet it out the window."
"Sometimes I worry about you, dude."

by RandomMoron February 29, 2020

Yeet

Picking up person and or thing and throwing it

Extremely far

Jason picked up julian and yeet him to south africa

by ThatK1d March 1, 2020

Yeet

Can be used in many forms, when throwing something, a way to say "fuck it" or a tongue twister

Person 1: how much yeet can a yeet skeet yeet if a yeet skeet can skeet yeet?
Person 2: a yeet would skeet the amount of yeet a yeet skeet could if a yeet skeet could skeet yeet

by RosieStiltSkin March 2, 2020

Yeet

The world people say to think they are smart,YEET

Cause Yeet

by Jcjglover March 5, 2020

Yeet Rug

The action you take when you wish you remove a rug in a very forceful and aggressive manner.

Mother: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING!!?

Son: I'M YEET RUGGING, YOU WHORE!!

by AFuckingWhore March 6, 2020

Yeet

Yeet is a word used to describe a forceful throw, or as a replacement for yes, however there seems to be some confusion about the grammatically correct ways to use yeet.

Present Tense: yeet
Plural: yeets
Past Tense: yeeted
Future Tense: will yeet
Slang: yeeyeet, yee, yeeyee, yoite (y-oi-t)

Present tense: I yeet you into the garbage.

Plural: He yeets you into the garbage.

Past tense: You got yeeted into the garbage.

Future tense: I'm gonna/I will yeet you into the garbage.

Slang:

A: Did you take out the garbage?
B: yeeyeet, yee, yeeyee, yoite (y-oi-t).

by Razziedaz March 6, 2020