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A yagyob is a male who is predisposed to liking a member of the same sex. It could also be reference to the fact that the person is being irritating and/or acting in a camp fashion.

The origin of the word come from a bus journey where the word "Gayboy" was written on the window so it would be visible from the outside, unfortunately the writer got it wrong and so it ended up as "Yagyob".

Although commonly used in some circles it is not currently a well known phrase and so can be used to insult an individual without them being aware of it.

Use sensibly.
Boy: "Who's that weird looking boy over there kissing frank?"
Friend: "Oh thats just Will Dixon, hes such a Yagyob."
Yagyob by S.! August 18, 2008
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yayoboat 

When a woman sprinkles cocaine between her breasts and a willing participant submerges his/her face nose-first within, attempting to snort up every last crumb of Colombian Cleavage Candy.
The party got really wild when the boisterous girl with the huge knockers ripped off her shirt, poured an eight ball down her chest and let everyone take turns yayoboating her.
yayoboat by Benny Browneye January 10, 2009
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Yahyobek 

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taf yag yob 

if you flip the letters around you’ll know do it separately for example taf = fat
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taf yag yob by anonymous#210 February 1, 2024
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