Yeet

A word that you yell in your math class and you teacher thinks it's something dirty and gets mad at you

You : YEET YEET SKEET SKEET!
Teacher: Don't ever say that again in my class. I know what that means!

by Macaroni and Steez January 30, 2017

To yeet

Infinitive: to yeet
Gerund: yeeting
Past participle: yotten
Present:
I yat
you/we/they yee
he/she/it yas
Past:
I/he/she/it yote
you/we/they yaw

We yaw the meat
I yat this cow
To yeet, or not to yeet that is the question

by Starbutterburst November 12, 2020

Yeet

A new weird dance thing on Vine called #Yeet. It is a phenomenon that was started back in February 2014 but it didn't really pick up until a kid who goes by the name Lil Meatball posted a video claiming he can do it better than Lil Terrio. Lil Meatball is a 13-year old from Dallas, Texas.

I can yeet better than Lil Terrio.

by bugga_bee April 11, 2014

yeet

The word yeet is for distance; how far you can throw/hurl and object. It can also be randomly used at the end of a sentence for humor.

"Parakeet? More like paraYEET!"
"This can empty. YEET!"

by ellyokes253 October 28, 2018

Yeet

Yeet is modern meme term. Most people tens to think it is a dumb way of saying "yes" and a lot of people actually say it as yes. That's not the right conext. Anyway, yeet means to throw/punch/hit /push, etc something. Yeet does not technically have a past tense as it is not a dictionary word, so according to the Internet people say the past tense is 'Yeeted' or 'Yote' or 'Yoted'though most people say Yeeted.

Me: "I will yeet you off this cliff."
You: *Gets yeeted of the cliff."

by Leida Natalia October 2, 2018

YEET

To throw something at maximum force or to quickly get rid of

My uncle yeeted my virginity when i was 7

by lol poop cry about it March 16, 2021

Yeet

To rapidly throw an object far. Yeet can be used to add effects to when you throw things.

Person 1: what are you going to do with that rock?
Person 2: throw it
Person 1: huh?
Person 2: Yeet it
Person 1: what? ok?
Person 2: YEEEEEEEEEET
Person 1: :/

by Sophia Dook July 3, 2019