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Internet acronym that combines the syntax of YOLO with the meaning of FML. Stands for "You Only Kill Yourself Once"
Today has been the worst! #YOKYO
YOKYO by Victoria Smythe December 8, 2012
Urban Dictionary Merch
The internet slang term for "okay". It includes two forms of "okay": yokay and oky. It is a play on the word "Tokyo", in case you didn't know.
Victoria: "Hey sis, I'm going to my friend's house"
Vanessa: "Yokyo. Have fun!"
Yokyo by CarianAyali February 24, 2011
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Yoko'd ~ the act in which a band member leaves a band due to the decision or actions of said member's girl friend
one reason John Lennon left the beatle's due to Yoko,

"what happened to your drummer?"

"Man we got (Yoko'd) His girl Friend didn't like the rest of the members,"
Yoko'd by The VoiceofReason November 5, 2013
When a guys wife makes him choose between her and his buddies. Like Yoko did to John and Paul
We had a killer rock band until your wife got involved, now we've been yokoed.
yokoed by LaxRef216 August 27, 2016
a person who makes one feel like a natural human (Yoko Ono)
I heard an old Aretha song the other day, warm sun shining down, and I just got the yoko buzz of figuring out the answer to the ultimate question. But the news of the day, oh boy, zapped the yoko out of me when I saw the carnage.
yoko by magnusonart May 2, 2005
sexy old lady, avant-garde, punk rock, disco diva, gay diva, feminist, singer, artist, composer, crazy
"She´s a real Yoko", like, this old lady is really sexy!
Yoko by Alexandre Soares April 6, 2005
Avante garde conceptual artist who added a political, earth-loving edge to the music of a Beatle she married, giving up her personal fame, until his assasination, when she grieved with all of us through music, and eventually re-emerged into art "in her own write", and as his loving, loyal archivist. One who does not compromise her integrity, who loves eternally, who is a sister always.
"Hang in there like Yoko"
"Loving him like Yoko"
"Strong as Yoko"
"Brilliant as Yoko"
yoko by Dorothy April 23, 2005
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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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