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Yogite or Yogites (pl) are new generation people in Yoga ready attire, including but not limited to standard Yoga clothing, carrying yoga mats, gym bags, water bottles, on their way to Yoga class.
We were sitting outside having coffee watching all the Yogites getting out of their cars and walking to the new Yoga study next door for their 7pm evening class.
Yogite by Oscman October 5, 2021
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A wonderful person who gives their all into helping others when they are in need.
Yogita can be used to describe a girl who is well mannered, gentle, and intelligent.
Yogita can also be used to describe a girl who is wonderful in relationships or sought out by many men.
"Wow, that girl is a such a Yogita...what a beauty"
"She's such a Yogita. She volunteers to help out the homeless at the church every week."
yogita by deng fang February 4, 2010
Related Words
Yogite • yogita • yogies • Yogith • Yoite • Yoited • Yigiter Effect • yogie • yogied • Yogit
To act in a very cool manner, or to to be very cool.
He is always so yogster, he doesnt care about anything. OR Brad Pitt is such a Yogster.
Yogster by Wilbur Wilson September 17, 2007
Yoited is the past tense of yeet (normies think that the past tense of yeet is yote
I yoited my brother when he stole my Backyardigans CD.
Yoited by Giant Wonker April 18, 2020

yogstein 

A Jewish person who likes yogurt
That guy is such a Yogstein, he's having his Bar-Mitzva at a yogurt factory
An exclamatory word used to say the two words; yote (the past tense of yeet) and ight (a short term of alright) in one word.
“Yeah we won that game! Yoite!!”
Yoite by NKYoite June 5, 2018
Flavoured, nutritious yoghurt treats for pet rodents.
My rats start clinging to the bars of their cage whenever they see I have yogies.
Yogies by Divinity And Darwin July 16, 2019
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