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A nerd who specializes in memes.
The yerrd is a huge part of Internet culture.
yerrd by Word Madman April 24, 2019
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yerrd • yerrday • yerd • Yerrr • yerr • yeard • yerrboi • yerrrrr • yerrrr • Yurrd
The new IT guy is a yerrd!
yerrd by Y3rrb0i April 20, 2019
A term used in while texting to convey that you audibly laughed out loud at the other person's text. The slang became popular within a close circle of friends in San Diego, when another texting term, "LOL", lost its meaning due to overuse. Yerrd is not an acronym and has no other meaning. It is simply yerrd.
Yerrd! That is hilarious.
Yerrd by penelopemom July 16, 2020
Used in the New Jersey and New York area. It is a greeting to friends. Usually when it is said, others scream it back louder.
you: "YERRRRR"
friend: "YERRRRRRR"
YERRR by Spongeboop July 29, 2018

yerrible 

YKG is not horrible, can be used as an adjective/adverb to judge someone's skill.
Oooo shit u got pwned, you are horrible, yerrible, terrible, its unbearable.
yerrible by vgbone25 April 25, 2005

yerndamean 

Something you say when you are excited. Used often by ScHoolboy Q.
"Yo man, my team just won the super bowl! YERNDAMEAN!"
yerndamean by Lil Layne February 8, 2018
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