your

when a dumb 9 year old doesn't know proper grammar

"your mean" instead of "you're mean"
pretty big difference between "you're dinner" and "your dinner"

by ggasggsgaagasggagsagsa November 9, 2022

Your

A possessive term. NOT A WORD TO ADDRESS SOMEONE YOU QUASI INTELLIGENT CAVEMAN

This is your cookie, right?

by NMEwoptop April 18, 2023

Your

used to indicate something or someone that is well-known or representative of its type.

She is among your talkative kinds.

by Arminkshipper June 21, 2024

Your

Jefes legal version of “you’re”. Unable to ever be challenged or corrected by an individual specifically named joey

Jefe said your not smart

by Father McKinley June 11, 2024

Your

Your, (why/oh/you/are) is a word commonly used with you, or your mom.

Sam: get over here you fucking wheelbarrow!

Jules: your mom

by MarsIsAFuckingGenious March 6, 2025

Your

used to denote someone or something that is familiar or typical of its kind.

"she is one of your chatty types"

by Arminkshipper May 22, 2025

Your

You're*

Person 1: Your mom
Person 2: You're*
Person 1: I will find you

by Axos June 21, 2025