Yarme
Shorter version of say “ Ya Heard Me”. Generally used by those of African descent. Usually said in rapid succession. Pronounced Ya-er-me
Yarme by Tweakgangonmcbaptweak November 8, 2019
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yare yare daze
The japanese catchphrase of Jotaro Kujo, the 3rd protagonist of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. Roughly translates as "Gimme a break..." or "What a pain..."
yare yare daze by JotaroKujo November 20, 2013
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yametekudastop
Friend 1: Hey, can you stop using bad Japanese translations in your videos?
Friend 2: ローストチキンスープグラススープビッグチュングス
Friend: Dude. Yametekudastop.
Friend 2: ローストチキンスープグラススープビッグチュングス
Friend: Dude. Yametekudastop.
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50 Yarder
Bro #1: Hey bro what do you think about that girl Alex at work?
Bro #2: Oh you mean "50 Yarder?"
Bro #1: Why do you call her that?
Bro #2: Look it up on Urban Dictionary.
Bro #2: Oh you mean "50 Yarder?"
Bro #1: Why do you call her that?
Bro #2: Look it up on Urban Dictionary.
50 Yarder by mikehunt123123 February 10, 2015
yardent
yardent by GorkentGorknite September 17, 2019
Yameli
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