yarty
You just finished finals and your friend has a fifth of tequila with your name on it, it's time to yarty.
yarty by FiletminJohn September 5, 2009
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Yarty
Yarty by daddy jarra May 21, 2021
Yarty
A yard party, usually held in the front yard of a house. Its public nature may attract passers-by to join. In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, before stay at home orders made gatherings of this nature unacceptable to many, a yarty was a way to socialize while maintaining a 10 foot separation.
I met my neighbors at a yarty the other day -- but they were all 20 feet away so now I'm hoarse from shouting across the yard at everyone.
Yarty by Rockaday Johnny April 9, 2020
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Get yartmapped
The highschool bully after sending a peanut butter jelly sandwich flying at your face: "OMG, get yartmapped, loser!"
Get yartmapped by Tempest524 February 5, 2021
yardy know
Person 1: Yoo whats good?
Person 2: Yoo I'm good what about you?
Person 1: Yoo im chilling but yardy know what's good at my place friday night????
Person 2: Yoo I'm good what about you?
Person 1: Yoo im chilling but yardy know what's good at my place friday night????
yardy know by DJSWAGGIE December 15, 2015
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