A substitute word for "good"; to be used when a subject you're describing deserves a lot more passion than to be referred to as a "good" thing.
The term originated in the pubs of south west england; around Reading & Caversham.
The term originated in the pubs of south west england; around Reading & Caversham.
by King B 420 April 22, 2011
Word used to describe something of shock or disbelief.
Used when something is of disgusting nature or stature.
Used when something is of disgusting nature or stature.
by Seamen Long June 8, 2005
YETS GOOO is a phrase that combines the words yes, and let's go. There is no apostrophe because apostrophes are for idiots. This word was derived from latin and ancient Greece back when they played clash royale and got a sweet King Tower activation. The king tower activation indicated that you now had the upper hand, and you would scream YETS GOOO.
by yetsgooo April 1, 2022
by amogus fan 69 May 5, 2021
I told Stacys parents I was a professional software engineer when really I make all my money being a Gooos Mayor!
by Urban_di!ck7788 September 21, 2020
by twojastaratokopara123 September 9, 2021