Yeet

Formally used to define throwing an object, but there is a recent popularity of using Yeet to mean Yes, excitement, or approval

Person 1: can you send link

Person 2: Yeet

by JustARat June 25, 2024

yeet

from chinese ‘yet3’ from proto-chinese ‘itun’ from proto-afro-asian ‘ite’ meaning kick. now means throw

I are white yeet you.

by rydersacramento July 6, 2024

Yeet

To throw

I want to yeet a child

by IriYeet March 4, 2023

yeet

to kick/throw or make an object travel a far distance without caring about it.

he yeeted his phone off the front porch after an argument with his friend

by anonymous March 13, 2023

Yeet

Me when I throw my dog across the room in anger of her biting me

I just yeeted my dog when I was writing this. 😀

by Bruh is mean March 20, 2023

yeet the frog

To 'eat the frog' is to complete your hardest task first thing, before you complete any other work
To 'yeet the frog' is to put off your hardest task by at least a week by yeeting it into the future.

“If it's your job to eat a frog, it's best to do it first thing in the morning; If it's your job to eat two frogs, it's best to yeet the biggest one into next week.” - Yeet the Frog

by xoxoSoph January 24, 2023

Anti-yeet

1. (verb) To toss something with extreme care. 2. (verb) To successfully toss something onto a precarious edge or side, upon which it is unlikely to land.

"On his forty-seventh try, Billy was able to successfully anti-yeet his used plastic Coca-Cola bottle onto his desk, while filming."

by marxymarkets January 28, 2023