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The past tense of yeet
by peanutbuttershake January 13, 2018

Yote (yōt)
Derived from the Arabic term "Yōetjh"
v. (-ing, -ed, -s)
1. to be in agreement with.
2. a solemn greeting or acknowledgment.
n. (-ies)
1. son or daughter
2. friend(s)
3. enemy (ies)
4. parent (ex. - father y·ote)
interj.
1. used to express sudden pain and displeasure or the current state of ones well being.
2. also used to express joy and enthusiasm.
adj.
1. arousing or tending to arouse sexual desire or interest.
2. slang. highly appealing or interesting; attractive
v. (-ing, -ed, -s)
1. to pour water on; to soak in, or mix with, water.
Derived from the Arabic term "Yōetjh"
v. (-ing, -ed, -s)
1. to be in agreement with.
2. a solemn greeting or acknowledgment.
n. (-ies)
1. son or daughter
2. friend(s)
3. enemy (ies)
4. parent (ex. - father y·ote)
interj.
1. used to express sudden pain and displeasure or the current state of ones well being.
2. also used to express joy and enthusiasm.
adj.
1. arousing or tending to arouse sexual desire or interest.
2. slang. highly appealing or interesting; attractive
v. (-ing, -ed, -s)
1. to pour water on; to soak in, or mix with, water.
Bill: "Hello Tom! Wonderful weather we're having, yes?"
Tom: "Yote."
Harry: "Hey Richard! Look at the knockers on that blonde!
Richard: "Yote."
"My fowls, which well enough,
I, as before, found feeding at their trough
Their yoted wheat."
- Chapman.
Tom: "Yote."
Harry: "Hey Richard! Look at the knockers on that blonde!
Richard: "Yote."
"My fowls, which well enough,
I, as before, found feeding at their trough
Their yoted wheat."
- Chapman.
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The past tense of yeet
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