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yard sale

People place used household items, clothes, etc. in their yard and offer them for sale. Usually held on a week end, a "yard sale" often involves one, or a few families who pool their unwanted items to sell, often very cheaply.

Parallel term: "Yard saliing." To drive about from yard sale to yard sale.
I bought this sweater at a yard sale for a dollar and a half.

The Jones family are having their yard sale next week/
by Robert Allen August 29, 2003
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Yard gnomed

To be thrown under the bus to such you are standing there looking like a yard gnome.

To be thrown under a bus.

to be stopped in your tracks with information

What the fuck, comes to mind.
Charles got yard gnomed, when his buddy suggested to his boss that Charles work on Saturday.
by feddersenjh January 25, 2012
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yard dog

Another word for squirrels at the US Naval Academy (instead of prairie dogs). Rumor has it, if a plebe catches a yard dog, plebe year ends for the entire class.
Plebe: There's a yard dog! Let's go get it!
by chk chk chk December 26, 2007
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yard sale

event where people sell their junk to other people who get kicks out of buying old used junk
yo i bought this broken lamp from the yard sale on 5th street
by Jicannon August 29, 2003
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Yard Sale

A term used in Hockey when a player is body checked so hard, equipment such as gloves, stick and helmet, are sent flying through the air.
Wow, Johnny go rocked so hard coming down the middle that he had a yard sale.
by Flop_sg October 21, 2010
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Going yard

To go to excess, in either a sexual or a drug-related context.
Dude, we are going yard tonight! We have so much alcohol and sexual drive!!!
by B.L. Valerie April 16, 2019
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Stomp the yard

In football, when a fourth down results in a turnover and the distance to a first down was exactly one yard, every now and then one player on the team that lost possession will lose their head and won't let it go. The player delivers a late hit to the opponent who made the turnover, removes his helmet and places his head on the football and tells him to bite the ball. The player then proceeds to stomp directly on the back of the opponents head, causing a forfeit of teeth. Usually, the player who loses it was the one who lost the ball, but not always.
Oh no, somebody call an ambulance, Armani Louweney is about to stomp the yard and Johnny Lathits is going to need serious medical attention, possibly a death certificate and obituary.
by Solid Mantis October 2, 2016
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