Yarbar

Used to give an affirmative response; Synonym to Yes

Mike: “Can I borrow a pencil?”

Sally: “Yarbar"

by thesackboy August 27, 2021

The Sun is over the yardarm

The yardarms on a sailing ship are the horizontal timbers or spars mounted on the masts, from which the square sails are hung. (The word yard here is from an old Germanic word for a pointed stick, the source also of our unit of measurement.) At certain times of year it will seem from the deck that the sun has risen far enough up the sky that it is above the topmost yardarm. In summer in the north Atlantic, where the phrase seems to have originated, this would have been at about 11am. This was by custom and rule the time of the first rum issue of the day to officers and men (the officers had their tots neat, the men’s diluted). It seems that officers in sailing ships adopted a custom, even when on shore, of waiting until this time before taking their first alcoholic drink of the day.

Can we have a drink? Yes, the sun is over the yardarm!

by MorkFromOrk December 18, 2011

Sun is past the yardarm

It is an old naval term, it means the bar is open. It is late enough in the day to start drinking.

The sun is past the yardarm, it is time for a drink.

by tagtech March 18, 2011

Yarballs

A word of Scottish and British origin meaning large sweaty balls.

At the pub I got so pissed, then this swamp donkey tried to suck me yarballs.

by Bigbully0110 September 7, 2010

yardarse

The sudden urge to take a shit just before decorating a train in the yard.

Excuse me gents. I sense a case of yardarse coming on. *slips off sock*

by Eddie Lama September 4, 2022

yagbard

-substitute for any word in the english language.
-Derived from the latin word clemintine meaning "moosh-mash"

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Jon: Hey archie, how are the yagbards coming along?

Archie: Not to bad, i've been yagbarding alot at the gym lately.

Jon: Well what a yagbard you are to say that! hahaha!

Twig: I like sucking dick cause im a faggot.

Jonas brother: yagbard yagbard yagbard yagbard yagbards yagbarding yagbard.

Archie: Well thats just yagbardly now is'nt it?

Luis: would you like to buy a gym membership for only 24 yagbards a month?

Jon: no

by Johnny Cash feat. Wu-Tang clan June 4, 2009

Yarborough

Card games: A Bridge or Whist hand of 13 cards that contains no 'honor', any card higher in rank than a nine.
Named after the Earl of Yarborough, an 18th-century English nobleman, who, tired of hearing his colleagues complain of holding worthless cards, laid 1000-1 odds against holding such a bad hand. He did well, since the true odds are closer to 2000-1.

"I always get such rotten cards - nothing but Yarboroughs."

by Lynn Yarbrough January 5, 2009