Newly defined term amongst scenesters for jocks and preps, derived from their constant use of "YEAH DUDE!"
by Jesse March 15, 2005
1. " Yeah, i cant believe she died. I talked to her earlier today, and she was all okay and like yeah."
2. " I thought he was a cop! he wore the suit and had a gun and a badge stuff, so and like yeah."
3. " She didnt take the break up too well. When I tried to talk to her, she was all crying and all like yeah."
2. " I thought he was a cop! he wore the suit and had a gun and a badge stuff, so and like yeah."
3. " She didnt take the break up too well. When I tried to talk to her, she was all crying and all like yeah."
by twitchy November 09, 2003
Yeah right is a sarcastic phrase, two positive words, when combined, equal a negative.
In NZ, in the 1990s, the Kiwi beer Tui adopted and adapted the phrase “yeah right” for a billboard campaign that poked fun at all aspects of culture, sex, romance, life and geopolitics.
“Yeah Right” became a New Zealand pop culture catchphrase and integral cornerstone of New Zealand spoken and written English. Yeah right has extensive coverage in the NZ press and went global on Youtube as the Internet expanded.
In NZ, in the 1990s, the Kiwi beer Tui adopted and adapted the phrase “yeah right” for a billboard campaign that poked fun at all aspects of culture, sex, romance, life and geopolitics.
“Yeah Right” became a New Zealand pop culture catchphrase and integral cornerstone of New Zealand spoken and written English. Yeah right has extensive coverage in the NZ press and went global on Youtube as the Internet expanded.
Not all guys think like that - Yeah right.
Australians don’t have a silly accent - Yeah right.
U.S. Intelligence - Yeah right.
Australians don’t have a silly accent - Yeah right.
U.S. Intelligence - Yeah right.
by Primary Producer NZ April 19, 2020
Joe: Who was that girl you were dancing with earlier?
Paul: You mean the one nodding her head like yeah?
Joe: Yeah, and moving her hips like yeah.
Paul: Oh, that's my 12 year old sister.
Paul: You mean the one nodding her head like yeah?
Joe: Yeah, and moving her hips like yeah.
Paul: Oh, that's my 12 year old sister.
by IsMileyLegalYet? June 01, 2010
This phrase can be used as a comeback to anything; it can be used as positive or negative connotations.
This expression was first coined back in 1983 to Jordan.
This expression was first coined back in 1983 to Jordan.
"You are a rat bag" comeback "Yeah .. Good" spoken loudly with an air of arrogance.
"That's a nice handbag you're wearing" "Yeah good" spoken quickly in a soft voice
"That's a nice handbag you're wearing" "Yeah good" spoken quickly in a soft voice
by Brian Susso Horta March 29, 2007
A universal and impersonal way of dismissing the point of view of others.
The use of the phrase is not regarded as disrespectful, rather, when used in general conversation it implies that the topic/concept of discussion requires no further thought or consideration. This may be because the topic/concept raised is already widely know and therefore further consideration is redundant, or because the topic/concept is so absurd that expending the energy to consider the issue further would be considered an inefficient use of time.
People who use the term ‘yeah cool’ are generally cooler than those people who do not use it.
The use of the phrase is not regarded as disrespectful, rather, when used in general conversation it implies that the topic/concept of discussion requires no further thought or consideration. This may be because the topic/concept raised is already widely know and therefore further consideration is redundant, or because the topic/concept is so absurd that expending the energy to consider the issue further would be considered an inefficient use of time.
People who use the term ‘yeah cool’ are generally cooler than those people who do not use it.
Example 1 (redundant)
Person 1: I went down to the shops and bought a loaf of bread but forgot to ask the baker to slice it.
Person 2: yeah cool.
Example 2 (absurd)
Person 1: Im not going to invite meerkats to my wedding because they are unlikely to be seated at the appropriate time and would be too busy watching for intruders to appreciate the ceremony.
Person 2: yeah cool.
Person 1: I went down to the shops and bought a loaf of bread but forgot to ask the baker to slice it.
Person 2: yeah cool.
Example 2 (absurd)
Person 1: Im not going to invite meerkats to my wedding because they are unlikely to be seated at the appropriate time and would be too busy watching for intruders to appreciate the ceremony.
Person 2: yeah cool.
by Shando33 January 11, 2012
A greeting said upon meeting someone or when picking up a telephone. Usually used by those who are jewish and/or suffer from A.D.D.
by Finger Kisses August 18, 2007