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like yeah 

A method of nodding one's head or movin' one's hips.
Joe: Who was that girl you were dancing with earlier?
Paul: You mean the one nodding her head like yeah?
Joe: Yeah, and moving her hips like yeah.
Paul: Oh, that's my 12 year old sister.
like yeah by IsMileyLegalYet? June 1, 2010

like yeah 

Adjective used to describe a motion of approval when an unspoken or undescribable emotion occurs. Ususally as a result of music, a hottie patottie, or other things. Often the motion is along the lines of dancing. First said in the song, "Party in the USA" by Miley Cyrus.
Nodding my head like yeah, moving my hips like yeah
like yeah by Mofoshosho December 25, 2009

and like yeah

a unique statement in which can be spoken and have multiple meanings.
1. " Yeah, i cant believe she died. I talked to her earlier today, and she was all okay and like yeah."
2. " I thought he was a cop! he wore the suit and had a gun and a badge stuff, so and like yeah."
3. " She didnt take the break up too well. When I tried to talk to her, she was all crying and all like yeah."
and like yeah by twitchy November 8, 2003

Yeah like that

A dismissive and sometimes insincere way of agreeing with someone when something they say either fails to interest you or makes you uncomfortable.
Helen: Haha I bet you and Steve went at it like a couple of love starved bunnies.

Jill: Yeah like that. Can we talk about something else please?

Thumb yeah like a bass 

all bullshit asaide iam going to kick your ass
shut the hell up befor i thumb yeah like a bass

“Yeah, I just didn’t feel like concentrating that hard” 

Typically an excuse used by Nvellen after being outplayed in World of Warcraft arenas.
Mirror’s ridiculous? “Yeah, I just didn’t feel like concentrating that hard”
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