your

1. A possessive adjective used to determine that something belongs to a noun, in this case, you.

2. Synonymous with "you're", "your" short for "you're", which is also short for "you are"

3. Used inter

Due to the advances in 21st century technology, the English language, industrial revolution, and its consequences to society, the definition of the word "your" has been tweaked to match a very similar word, "you're", which people who do not use English as first language, and ret*rds in the internet use interchangeably despite autocorrect and apps like grammarly are available.

"Can I borrow your pen?"
"No. Your ugly, I have a boyfriend"
"Understandable, have a nice day. B*tch"

"Babe, what is on your mind rn?"
"I purposefully spread misinformation over the internet"

by GiveMeaRandomUsername3310 August 3, 2022

Is this yours?

A question designed to direct the attention of an unsuspecting and unwilling housemate or friend to your groin with penis exposed.

Person 1: Hey Godfrey, is this yours?
Person 2: Oh for fucks sake man, stop doing that!

by Matabi Style 7 November 6, 2012

Yours

this is pronounced, Yiiiiiiiiiii-OURS. you go realllyyy high pitched, then get real low and go OURS (said liek oars) when used: you do yours! it means, mind your own bussiness, or just go do something else. or i do MINE. which is you doin yours! so you doing mine, would make u able to say, hey you do yours!

ex. 1. i dont want to do your work, you do Yiii-OURS!

ex.2. stop bugging me, just do yours!

by Young Aplir M.O.A. November 4, 2007

your

used to address something to someone. commonly mistaken with the word you're

i like your dog.

by sk_ype February 11, 2020

-of your

an addition added at the conclusion of a sentence denoting possession of an object of the person you are talking.

Shalln't we not go into the henious ballistery -of your?

by Percy Bruer September 26, 2023

yours

not mine

this mug is yours, not mine

by -_- UNKN0WN -_- April 4, 2021

your in

When someone has fully accepted you as their significan other. "Your in" basically means yall are compatible.

When Stacy said she loved "The Red Hot Chilli Peppers" Don said ,"your in."

by Obleque nipple September 5, 2016