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yeoeo, adjective, exclamation, verb (yee-oh-ee-o):

1: A completely random exclamation of boredom.
2: Very boring or vapid.
3: To be vibin, chillin or doing nothing.
1. 'Yeoeo, I'm so bored.'
2. 'Toast with nothing on it is totally yeoeo'
3. 'Yo, sit here and yeoeo with me.'
Yeoeo by peanutella January 7, 2020
Words you can keep
Honey, darling, sweety.

Used between couples to address each other but if there's a difference between yeobo and the other Korean turms used between lovers, yeobo is only used between married couple.

There are Korean couples who are just dating but using this turm, it's just the same as you call your boyfriend/ girlfriend hubby or wifey.

They know it's only for married couples so they like to 'play' with this word.
(ON THE PHONE)
A: Yeobo, I miss you
B: Yeobo?
A: What? we're engaged and all, I can't call you yeobo?
B: No no i like it
yeobo by hanibreeze March 3, 2015
Related Words
It means "Honey" or "Darling"

It is a Korean word(:
Yeobo! Can we go get something to eat?
Yeobo by yooooochi March 14, 2010
shine like a sun. his smile can make your sadness go away. always kind and never forget to smile. always love to make asmr to. he's the lil sunshine that universe must protect.
seeing yeoone smile can make me smile to
yeoone by byverse November 13, 2020
The combination of yeet and oof, used when you're going to throw something at a person with the intent to "oof" them.
I'm going to yeeoof you if you don't shut the fuck up.
Yeeoof by VirginWeeb December 15, 2018
literally the best person to exist shes so hot and sexy and self confident. she might be a little hard to understand at times but shes such a fucking goddess
yeseo is hot.
Yeseo by ilovevanessa123 April 29, 2021
Excitement for something in anticipation of acklodgement from peers, colleagues etc
Yeeoow I did a top job today
Yeah
Yeeoow by Flowergirlforever August 18, 2017
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