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yabbit
Slang term for yeah but, often used and pointed out by someone in the group in the middle of a conversation.
B and Me were messing with Steve while he wore his Elf on the shelf hat. When we showed him the video the next day of him passed out, he was mad.
We warned you what happens when you fall out with women around , and he was replied,"yabbit, still .....You didn't have to dress me up and color my nails and make short films with mY face drawn on toes! Good day people.
We warned you what happens when you fall out with women around , and he was replied,"yabbit, still .....You didn't have to dress me up and color my nails and make short films with mY face drawn on toes! Good day people.
Related Words
yabbit • Yabbitgirl • Yabbies • Yabbat • Yabbie Pump • Yabbie pumpin' • Yabbin • Yabbing • yabbish • yabbot
Yabbit
A nickname for popular streamer pippa pipkin the cutest mold infested pink rabbit on the internet who contrary to the nickname is never Yabai
yabbit
Colloquial form of “Yes, but…”, as in “Yeah, but…”, but said quickly. Used to express a rebuttal or alternative to another’s preceding assertion.
Yibbity
A Word a fellow man by the name of "Joey Guy" will not shut up about, that he's literally made it apart of everyone around hims vocabulary. that's how much he says it!
Yibbity by Elijah Borg March 27, 2023
Yabbie pumpin'
To grab someone by the scruff of the shirt and repeatedly punching them in the chin.
Replicating the motion of pumping for yabbies in the sand.
Replicating the motion of pumping for yabbies in the sand.
Yabbie pumpin' by TheofficialBeerfridg August 16, 2022
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