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yayay is the most beautiful girl she always think that she's not but I'll always tell her that she is pretty she also love to cook
yayay hates me now
YAYAY by rememberjustine October 19, 2021

ong yaya 

A typing mistake made during online correspondence.
"Ong yaya
* omg
* yay
Sry Tipsy at the moment" - John Abercrombie, June 11 2014 (invention of the Ong Yaya)
ong yaya by Jimbob McPoop December 15, 2014
When you get a bunch of free stuff on your birthday using the Yayday app.
I got a grip of free stuff on my Yayday, just for being born. You on the app yet?
Yayday by Gingeraffe_25 April 10, 2023
french word to "grind" on woman used by black people and arab.
Yo on va yayade sur des famn ce soir, vag sur toi, brap brap.
yayade by yayademan July 13, 2012

Yayapooti 

Pronounciation: Ya-ya-poo-tee
Yayapootied(past tense)/Yayapootying(present progressive)

is a word that describes an unfortunate event. Originating from the ancient Empire of Pootea(Now modern-day Chad). Yayapooti was used by many of the Pooteans. The Yaya, meaning against. Indicates that it was to say something was against Pootea or them(Pooteans).

It has was rumored that the 27th emperor of Pootea, Fhat Dihk said the words "This is some yayapootey." before getting executed by his brother, Thihn Dihk on the ashes of Nispee Palace during the Pootean Revolution of 639 B.C.E
Examples:

A: Man 1: My mom died.
Man 2: That's some yayapooti.

B: Thihn Dihk: Your situation is yayapooti, Fhat Dihk. Give up now!
Fhat dihk: I hope you all burn in deep yayapooti!

C: Man 1: Dude, life has been yayapootying me recently.
Man 2: Don't worry, dude. Your yayapootying will soon be yayapootied.
Yayapooti by Emperor of Pootea January 19, 2021

That Yaya 

That Yaya (which can never truly be defined, and must always be capitalized) is the term used when describing something like a hook up, a kiss, something cheeky, something fun.
Used as a noun, verb, and adjective it can be used in almost any sentence to describe the feelings and actions of That Yaya.
Most closely defined is the 😛 emoji, which encapsulates That Yaya to the most extent possible.
noun: Safe Yaya, risky Yaya, hammock Yaya, Santa Monica Yaya, etc.
I really need some of That Yaya rn
“might get some Yaya tonight, but we’ll see where the night takes me”
That Yaya by hotwheelsofficial August 23, 2022
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