go ya-ya

(verb){baseball} the act of hitting a homerun

Vernon Wells is going to go ya-ya.

by Phil Owen April 28, 2007

High-Low-Here-Ya-Go

Simultaneously high-fiving someone, grabbing their ass, and handing them money for an unrelated purpose.

"Did you remember to pay the water bill today?" "Fer shure. The clerk said he was having a bad week, though, so I made it a High-Low-Here-Ya-Go."

by antipedanti May 2, 2012

Go suck ya mudda likkle bwoi

Telling someone to go suck there mother and calling them a little boy. This is in patois the language that is spoken in Jamaica. This line is heard most of the time when people are in an argument or are mad at someone

Your calling me a bitch we’ll go suck ya mudda likkle bwoi

by Z0neEdits On youtube December 22, 2020

Go Blow Ya Dad

The ultimate comeback/insult its similar to mic drop but less corny as fuck. What you say to lame ass mother fuckers that are pissing you off.

Jonathan: “Suck it Nick! I beat you in fantasy football, get fucked!”
Nick: “Go blow ya dad Jonathan.”

by Nolte123 June 23, 2023

Ya'll-Go-Out

A word used by people of a lower education/social class to two or more people of a higher education/social class. A question that is meant to be spoken to two members of the same sex that are sitting near each other, touching each other, etc. to inquire as to whether the other two are dating or romantically involved.

Jaliesha (pointing to two members of the same sex): Ya'll-go-out?
Mandy (pointing back, and including another member of the same sex that is usually found tagging along with the first person): Do ya'll-go-out?
Jaliesha: Aw, hell, naw! Ya'll-go-out?
Mandy: Ya'll-go-out?

This can go on until either party runs out of breath

by skydiamond April 3, 2008

Go eat a banger ya reeky scunner!

Scottish insult. Literally means go suck a dick you smelly low life

Head boys approach Ollie's house and demand he gives them free food
Ollie "Go eat a banger ya reeky scunner!"

by mrperson123 December 13, 2018

Have a go, ya mug.

What you say when you want to make a double entendre, whilst drinking a beverage from a mug, asking somebody to have a go.

Hey Martin, have a go, ya mug. I'll beat you down at fencing.

by stranoster January 3, 2010