lesbian yandere

Basically the same as a normal Yandere, but us attracted to another girl. Also, is a more scary. So if you know whats good for you, Senpai, you will love me. I mean, seriously, we are both lesbians, why not?

A lesbian Yandere Is me, Senpai

by Not Rowan... I know! Nawor November 13, 2019

Yandere

Anime Slang. Pretty much someone who' in love with someone and they would kill anybody who would steal their crush.

"Touka, stop being a yandere!"
"Shut up, Kaneki!"

by Dipper_Pines_The_Brony June 13, 2016

Yandere

Noun - A person (typically a girl) who would use violent means to get their crush to love them.

"See that girl over there? She just killed 2 people to get him to love her. She's defenetly a yandere"

by ShxdyNeo September 11, 2018

over yonder

southern lingo for "over there"

Elderly couple in Alabama:

Wife: "Where'd ya put my glasses?"
Husband: "They're over yonder on the dresser"

by apeforeal08 April 23, 2009

yandere

Anyone who is willing to do anything for their love. They sometimes refer to the love as Senpai. When a Yandere sees someone dating, flirting, or sometimes even talking there Senpai they may kill or use other means to get rid of the rival. The do it all for love.

God, I'm sure your a Yandere! You killed my girlfriend.

by OnyxWolf_2 April 18, 2016

yinzer

A resident of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Known for their love of all things Steelers and Donnie Iris and extreme hatred of Cleveland. Consists mainly on Primanti Brothers and ethnic cuisine. Yinzers can be easily identified by their one-of-a-kind, ridiculous accent.

Did you see those yinzer fighting the Brown's mascot at last week's game?

by Cowher Rules February 25, 2005

yonderwards

Somewhere else. Not here, and not exactly there. Just away. Off in the distance. An ambiguous direction.

Extremely useful as an identifier of destinations the directions to which you're a bit too tired and emotional to recall. Also good when you have no knowledge of said destination.

"So where's the house party?"
"Oh, you know (hic), it's, like ... yonderwards."

"Those two were making out in the corner a second ago, where'd they go?"
"Yonderwards."

by Alex Brant-Zawadzki September 19, 2007