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Ewok war cry that was adopted by the members of Wraith Squadron to signify a long joke, following Wes Janson's elaborate trick on his commander involving an Ewok who wanted to be a pilot.
Yub, yub, Commander! - Lt. Wes Janson
yub yub by Zachary Gibbons September 22, 2004
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a term used to agree with someone or something
Smokie: OMFG, he is so hot!!
Tay: Yub yub.
yub yub by Shante Henry November 19, 2003
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1> the proclomation of your food arriving at the table
waitress: "who had the ham and swiss?"
Mike: "YUB YUB!"
yub yub by Mike December 7, 2003
From Blizzards game Warcraft 2, in Orcish, Yub meant Yes. This was shown by the use of the chat console available.
orc: shuld we smashem!?
orc2: Yub Yub!
yub yub by Yub Yub March 14, 2005
A filipino term for milk curdles trapped in a baby's necks. Also, a term for a disgusting scent.
Eww, your kid smells so yub yub.
yub yub by Jailene August 3, 2006
The most brilliant YouTuber in the universe. There is no debate.
Me: Yo, you seen YuB's new video?
You: Yeah, I almost started crying it was so funny!
YuB by Raina_The_Rogue June 7, 2018
"Is YuB demonetized?" "You mean Pewdiepie?" "Why are we still friends?"
YuB by vaughngaminghd July 15, 2018
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