Adverse yaw is the natural and undesirable tendency for a penis to yaw in the opposite direction of a roll. It is caused by the difference in profile drag between the upward and downward vaginal thrusting, the difference in circumference of the larger penis and smaller vagina creates an induced drag between left and right walls of the vagina, as well as an opposite rotation of each testicle's lift vector about the verticle axis due to the rolling trajectory of the head of the penis. The effect can be greatly minimized with foreplay or other mechanisms deliberately designed to create reduced drag . As the major causes of adverse yaw vary with proper lube, any fixed-ratio mechanism will fail to fully solve the problem across all sex positions and thus any manually operated dildo will require some amount of brute input from the male in order to insert girth without yawing. Though adverse yaw is often associated with coordinated turns it refers to the uncommanded yaw rate or slip that typically results from improper lube techniques
because he went right for it without eating her pussy first, her vagina was wrecked do to adverse yaw. ,
that's not blue balls my friend, you're testicles hurt because of adverse yaw... if it can't fit in her mouth it probably won't fit in her vagina
that's not blue balls my friend, you're testicles hurt because of adverse yaw... if it can't fit in her mouth it probably won't fit in her vagina
by Charles Mansion December 19, 2013
by llimxford April 29, 2005
“Hee yaw!”
by BigPP~Tim December 10, 2020
a african guy that goes to LBJ, he tries to be ghetto, but hangs out with indians, whites, and asians. he is still cool, although he should quit his ghetto "style"
by limixford April 22, 2005
1. Active Yaw Control (AYC) is an automobile feature that uses an active differential to transfer torque to the wheels that have the best grip on the road. Unlike traditional mechanical limited slip differentials, an AYC is electronically controlled.
2. What Soulja Boy was really talking about in his fresh mixed single: "YAHHHHHHHH!"
NOTES:("YAHHHHHH trick!" must refer to a driver's ability to transfer torque to the wheels that are closest to hookers you're attempting to run over.)
2. What Soulja Boy was really talking about in his fresh mixed single: "YAHHHHHHHH!"
NOTES:("YAHHHHHH trick!" must refer to a driver's ability to transfer torque to the wheels that are closest to hookers you're attempting to run over.)
Jason: "wtf is active yaw control!?"
Stuart: "Automobile feature *blah* that helps grip the *blah* *blah*..."
Jason: "So THATS what Soulja Boy was talking about. . ."
Stuart: "Automobile feature *blah* that helps grip the *blah* *blah*..."
Jason: "So THATS what Soulja Boy was talking about. . ."
by Leroy M. Jenkins May 26, 2008
Person1: hey I think he’s a Shane yaw kinnie.
person 2: what do you mean?
Person 1: oh he likes little kids and animals.
Person 2: like attracted?
Person 1: Yes.
person 2: what do you mean?
Person 1: oh he likes little kids and animals.
Person 2: like attracted?
Person 1: Yes.
by Fartingrn September 20, 2020
1. Active Yaw Control (AYC) is an automobile feature that uses an active differential to transfer torque to the wheels that have the best grip on the road. Unlike traditional mechanical limited slip differentials, an AYC is electronically controlled.
2. What Soulja Boy was really talking about in his masterfully mixed single: "YAHHHHHHHH!"
("YAHHHHHH trick!" must refer to a driver's ability to transfer torque to the wheels that are closest to hookers you're attempting to run over.)
2. What Soulja Boy was really talking about in his masterfully mixed single: "YAHHHHHHHH!"
("YAHHHHHH trick!" must refer to a driver's ability to transfer torque to the wheels that are closest to hookers you're attempting to run over.)
Jason: "wtf is active yaw control!?"
Stuart: "Automobile feature *blah* that helps grip the *blah* *blah*..."
Jason: "So THATS what Soulja Boy was talking about. . ."
Stuart: "Automobile feature *blah* that helps grip the *blah* *blah*..."
Jason: "So THATS what Soulja Boy was talking about. . ."
by Leroy M. Jenkins May 26, 2008