For teenagers, it's a word without much meaning.
It's used to express sudden excitement or spontaneous behaviour.
It's a word that is said (or mostly shouted) after a certain action has been done, it's not used in a sentence.
It's used to express sudden excitement or spontaneous behaviour.
It's a word that is said (or mostly shouted) after a certain action has been done, it's not used in a sentence.
by calgranger July 5, 2018
Person: Ayyye she fine
Person 2: Where?
Person: YEET
Person: Ayyye can I see that?
Person 2: *gives drink*
Person: *throws drink across the hall* YEET
Person 2: Where?
Person: YEET
Person: Ayyye can I see that?
Person 2: *gives drink*
Person: *throws drink across the hall* YEET
by iRxch June 5, 2015
Used commonly with people in the self harm community, commonly meaning cutting but any type of self harm works
by Depressed slang is my game September 11, 2020
Casualy grabbing something that you want "gone" and throwing it very far (not caring where it lands)
Bob: "yo man u wanna hangout?"
Shaliqua: "Nah m8... i have to babysit my nephew"
Bon:"Dont worry bro" (grabs "that lil´ bitch" Cindy and throws her out of the window) " YEET!!!!!"
or: My Sister was in a bad mood, i gave her a gift and she just yeeted that shit off of a cliff
Shaliqua: "Nah m8... i have to babysit my nephew"
Bon:"Dont worry bro" (grabs "that lil´ bitch" Cindy and throws her out of the window) " YEET!!!!!"
or: My Sister was in a bad mood, i gave her a gift and she just yeeted that shit off of a cliff
by ThisBi*chEmptyYeet March 17, 2020
by Catholic atheist October 16, 2018
1) to throw something wildly, defying Newton's laws of motion
2) an exclamation commonly said by Americans while yeeting.
2) an exclamation commonly said by Americans while yeeting.
1) Friend: I dare you to yeet that ball at the teachers' face
Other Friend: Sure.
*Yeets*
Teacher: WHAT THE-
2) Friend: Okay, we got this.
Other Friend: I'm just nervous.
Friend: JUST YEET IT HONEY
*Other Friend yeets the basketball*
Other Friend while yeeting: YEET
Other Friend: Sure.
*Yeets*
Teacher: WHAT THE-
2) Friend: Okay, we got this.
Other Friend: I'm just nervous.
Friend: JUST YEET IT HONEY
*Other Friend yeets the basketball*
Other Friend while yeeting: YEET
by An Actual Fatty Catty March 5, 2019
Yeet, the opposite of yoink, is the act of sending something, whether it's (i.e.) throwing or kicking, depending on how it was used in the sentence.
by Don't Mind Me ;) July 19, 2018