yitch
yitch by lina lumps February 19, 2008
Words you can keep
yitch
(UK, MLE, verb) To "yitch" someone is to violently stab someone with something. Commonly used in place with "ying" and "ching".
___ he already got yitch, ___ he already got yitch, the other one nearly got yitched but my man ran off and left his kids!
yitch by ImNotTheOxfordDictionary May 15, 2021
Yitch
Subsitute word for something you don't want to say infront of others. Also meaning something or someone is cool.
Yitch by Magee Secondary Students April 17, 2009
Yitch
Yitch by lil uzi suze February 18, 2017
yitch
"your such a yitch"
bang bou yitch
In Zip Ties We Trust: meaning there is a reaction to every action: thus in this term “”BANG”” for kicking in ones door 🚪 with out one’s permission to enter! And “”BOU”” like some just walked over your grave: and “”YITCH”” someone’s about to get zip tied n put In a hostage like situation thus meaning don’t take what you did not earn your self””
bang bou yitch by k187c May 21, 2019
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