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A mythical creature in Seoul lore, widely said to punch people who do wrong and consume meat to an great degree. Thought to bring good luck to those who see it and escape unharmed
I got punched by a Yeoyo yesterday...I'm not yet sure what to make of it.
Yeoyo by syryoo August 19, 2019
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YÉYO TEQUILA 

An Ultra-Premium Tequila, with a unique modern style and smooth exceptional taste. TEQUILA AS INTENDED.
YÉYO TEQUILA is "TEQUILA AS INTENDED."
YÉYO TEQUILA by 1414 December 13, 2010
Related Words
Yeoyo yoyo yeyo yeoyeocupcake Yesyouare yoyoer yeayo Yeobo yeooooo Yeooskiiii
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
It means "Honey" or "Darling"

It is a Korean word(:
Yeobo! Can we go get something to eat?
Yeobo by yooooochi March 14, 2010
TRADITIONAL DISTILLING WITH A MODERN TWIST.
YÉYO is an Ultra Premium Tequila sold in the US.
YÉYO by YEYO TEQUILA April 21, 2009

KMAG YOYO 

Kiss My Ass Goodbye. You're On Your Own.
A-list Actor Storms Off Set; Tells Director: KMAG YOYO!
KMAG YOYO by wordsmitten11 December 13, 2010
in panama(the small country where the panama canal is) means that something is cool or nice.
in that country they speak spanish, for some people who don't know..
Mike: Look at that guy's new car..
Pauly D: its yeyo...!!

in spanish:

Mike: Mira el carro de ese tipo.
Pauly D: Esta yeyo..!!!
yeyo by k3vin010 September 14, 2010
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Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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