Yammon

Yahoo Games Backgammon.

You're sitting online and want to enjoy a game of Yahoo Backgammon. You message your friend, saying, "Wanna Yammon?"

by auryn420 June 29, 2006

Yaholders

(yah-holders)
A Yahoo! shareholder. Someone who owns stock or shares in the Yahoo! Incorporation.

After the Yahoo! board of directors turned down Microsoft's bid for $44.6 million, Microsoft was left with the option to counter bid or go directly to the Yaholders!

by symota February 11, 2008

Yahok

Being extremely bored to the point of tears.

Ugh, YAHOK! This weekend was so empty!

by omgomgsofunny April 4, 2010

Youtube MySpace and I'll Google your Yahoo!

An expression if one of your porfiles in one site is threatened to be hacked up fa sho.

scottk6 : Yo, Teh_1337man! I'ma gonna hack your damned profile!!

Teh_1337man : Youtube MySpace and I'll Google your Yahoo!

by Teh_1337man March 19, 2009

Yahody

Throwing a bag or sac filled with a disgusting or foul object or objects for the sole purpose of offending another individual with the contents of the bag or sac.

My mother loves to yahody dogshit onto the neighbors boat when he is trying to sell the boat on his front lawn. (How ghetto is that.....really!)

by Matthew Collinson September 26, 2005

pull a yahoo

"PULL A YAHOO!" = To create a lot of hype around something--really build it up (like Yahoo! Photos and Yahoo! 360), get large amounts of people interested, even "hooked", then close up shop, runaway, then hide behind legal rhetoric all the while still building themselves up to be hip, new, wonderful, fresh...

Sentence: "Gregory put tons of photos on Yahoo! Photos and a lot of time and energy into "Yahoo! 360. Yahoo shut both down. After moving to other sites, I fear that my new web services might "Pull a Yahoo!" and do the same thing as Yahoo!"

"I sure hope Multiply.com don't pull a Yahoo!"

by Gregory May January 16, 2008

Yahoo!

A type of website that you should avoid at all costs. Signs of a Yahoo! website include willingly letting the NSA mass-search for keywords in emails, whereas Microsoft, out of all companies, will put up a fight, knowing of a hack for 2 years before letting their users know, bombarding users with advertisements and news articles about Kim Kardashian, having writers who don't know how to spell, making sure that the timing for everything to go wrong is just right, e.g. admitting about a hack as soon was Verizon is about to buy them, putting product placements in movies in the most awkward and conspicuous manners e.g. the Inspector Gadget movie, having a terrible search engine and toolbars that change your search engine to theirs, and stealing other websites' content.

Yahoo! can go to hell.

by rfrsiopgjdog October 5, 2016