yabbage
yabbage by Christopher S November 25, 2005
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Yabbage
1. "Yabbage" is slang for just having a conversation and just talking nonsense. A similar phrase is "Shooting the shit."
2. It can also mean that what someone said is bullshit.
This word was derived from cap originally then: cappage -> cabbage -> yabbage
2. It can also mean that what someone said is bullshit.
This word was derived from cap originally then: cappage -> cabbage -> yabbage
Yabbage by XxBIGPAPI117xX March 21, 2022
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Yibbage
A filler word for something that is very unappreciated.
Another word for "garbage" or "B.S."
Pronounced: Yibb-idge; YIB-IHJ.
Another word for "garbage" or "B.S."
Pronounced: Yibb-idge; YIB-IHJ.
Yibbage by NoToothBilly February 5, 2017
Yabage
Yarbage
Any item or items used in one's yard, in abundance, for ornamental and decorative purposes that would be considered trashy by most peoples standards. It is a combination of the words yard and garbage. It is not to be confused with items often found in a hoarder's yard, as that is simply trash.
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