Yeet

Yeet means you pulled someones hair.

"Oooo she yeeted her"
"Yeah she pulled her hair so hard"

by spurtey October 11, 2018

Yeet

Yeet is a word meaning the same as the word psych.

Boy1: Dude a bird just hit that window!
Boy1: Really?!
Boy 1: YEET!

by J.man214 October 15, 2017

Yeet

To yeet

Hit emm with that phat yeet

by MYSHTIX July 26, 2018

yeet

the holy work

bob: yeet
*everyone bows down

by yyeeeetttttt March 21, 2018

yeet

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YAYEETYOTEN (future present and past tense)
yeet

by frbt8ft797ny February 21, 2019

Yeet

To angrily throw something

YEET

by Moosebeepyeet April 21, 2019

Yeet

yeet
part of speech:flexible,but most commonly a verb
in past tense: can be 'yeeted' or 'yote', to ones own taste

yeet is most frequently used as a verb in replacement of a verb of motion. example: "I threw that ball" in this sentence, the verb "throw" can be replaced by "yeet" resulting in the the sentence "I Yeeted that ball" it can also be used ambiguously as a noun.

"can you yeet that paper to me?"
"I just yeeted out of there."
"get that yeet"

by nonfictionhal November 19, 2018