Yeet. 

I can't believe you don't know what this means. Anyways, "Yeet" is another word for "Throw." You could for example, yeet something aggressively at someone/something.

"I'm gonna Yeet this at Amy!"
"*Throws Tennis Ball* YEET!"
"YEET."

Yeet. by BaconBytesYT April 15, 2019

Yeet 

To discard an item at a high velocity

Alex finishes his soda and proceeds to yeet his empty can into a trash bin

Alex (while throwing the can): “YEET!”

Yeet by Le anonymous April 22, 2018

yeet 

A word one may scream while propelling an object through the air at alarming speeds, heights, and etc.

"YEET!" Mei screamed, hurling the football at her catcaller's head.

yeet by carryingthebanner October 23, 2017

YEET 

Said when throwing something for no reason whatsoever.

"YEET"

YEET by eggman16 April 29, 2019

yeet 

An extremely expressive word that can be used in many situations.
On one end of the spectrum, "yeet" can be bellowed with a full, guttural sound whilst lobbing an object furiously to assert authority (great for water balloons and empty containers). On the other hand, "yeet" can be used gently, like the faint brush of a butterfly's wings as it crosses one's lips, as one completes a difficult task (i.e. boss in a difficult game, tough question on a math test).

I bet I can hit that bird with this rock. YEET!

yeet by BiggieBigelow April 9, 2017

Yeet 

Yeet means throwing something very very hard very very fast.

Shrek proceeded to Yeet Jakob after he went in his swamp

Yeet by sans..... December 26, 2019

yeet 

Yeet has many defenitions, and can be used in many contexts.

1) Yeet: to send something from point A to point B with exaggerated force. This definition comes from the famous video clip featuring a soda can and a crowded hallway.

2) Yeet: an interjection following or said along with an action. For example, if someone hit a whip then they could use the word yeet to punctuate said action. Please note that someone can punctuate someone else's action.

3) Yeet: to get rid of, or toss (generally discarding.)

DON'T FORGET:

When using the word yeet, one must consider the present tense (to yeet), the past tense (have yote) and the future tense (will yeet).

Please note that the number of E's used in the word only changes its meaning if it is being used as the above shown first definition. Otherwise, you may add as many E's as you wish.

1. Ma'm, I know I shouldn't have yote that pencil, but the student that I yote it at was being a real dickwad.

2. Carlos: *dabs*
Liam: YEEEET!

3. Jenna: this stupid remote control doesn't work. I hate it.

Maegan: Just yeet it in the trash, silly!

yeet by bitchwithapen September 2, 2018