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An explicitly Australian term best announciated in the typical "Aussie" accent meaning a resounding NO, but depending on exactly how the word is spoken means many types of NO.

When being firm it means HELL NO
When being sarcastic it means GET A LIFE I SAID NO
When used in anger it means HELL FUCKING NO
Jonno - Oi Mu! Grab us a tinny from the esky will ya.
Sheila - Um YEAHNA!
Jonno - Ah go'on, do it
Sheila - Get it yaself ya lazy drongo!
Yeahna by WEREKAHOLITIC June 18, 2019
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Just another cool way to say yeah.
Bob: Do you want to go to the movies?

Alex: Yeahats
Yeahats by eljjjm November 24, 2019
The perfect girl in the world.
Combination of beauty and intelligence and meant to be with ian
yeshna and ian forever
yeshna by teramamba July 17, 2012
yes, i'm hearing what you're sayin, but NO you're fuckin wrong
westy bumfuck: this lion reds a good drop eh
anyone else: yeahnah i prefer teh stein's
yeahnah by o_0 December 1, 2003
How to answer a question when the asker's or answerer's desired response is "yes" but the truthful response is "no."

The harder it is to say the "no" part, the longer you stretch out the "yeah" part.
"Hey, wanna catch a movie sometime?"

"Yeahno."

"Are those budget reports ready?"

"Yeeeeaaahno."

"Did you get laid this weekend?"

"Yeeeeeeeeeeaaaahno."
yeahno by DtothaJ November 25, 2007
"His yearnage was so strong for the victory."
Yearnage by duplicitist May 26, 2015
When your inner south Indian peaks. Usually while holding heavy things
L: I'm leaving it now. Hold on to it.
T: no wai- YEAHYA PULLL EEET
Yeahya by Yeahyaman April 1, 2018
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