by Kitty cat poopy March 28, 2021
by Y/nhaters February 03, 2021
"Y/N" usually proceeds an interrogative or question made by one party asked to another party or individual. Simply, it means 'yes' or 'no'. Sometimes, individuals use 'y/n' for arbitrary means, such as adding 'y/n' to statements that are not interrogatives or questions.
Correct use of Y/N?: Should she get gastro bypass surgery, y/n?
Answer: Y as in yes if the person needs it and it's good for their health.
N if the person is borderline skinny or can possibly lose the weight without going under the knife, or just in general.
Incorrect use of Y/N?: She is so overweight she can barely move. The doctor said she needs gastro bypass surgery, y/n?
Answer: Y as in yes if the person needs it and it's good for their health.
N if the person is borderline skinny or can possibly lose the weight without going under the knife, or just in general.
Incorrect use of Y/N?: She is so overweight she can barely move. The doctor said she needs gastro bypass surgery, y/n?
by Da Token March 15, 2009
Y/n is xreader too
by igotitallHANDLED June 05, 2022
Saying y/n parodies the old DOS programs people used back in the day. It means yes/no, and some geeks still use it when they ask questions.
For example:
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by Dux00rs February 04, 2006
either the baddest bitch or a 4'9 Christian white girl with a love for messy buns whose mom sold her to one direction for drug money
by srleady September 16, 2021