y’eard

Combination of you and heard. Also similar to the word jawn. Can be used in almost any way.

Max: Y’eard?
Zach: Y’eard.

by sefriday June 16, 2018

yeardrop

or "yeardropping"

An action under the same category as namedropping - used to describe the case where a person uses any rare occasion to mention a specific year with the purpose of sounding a bit superior.

Generally used by douchebags or academic hipsters.

Bill: "Oh, remember to backup the computer before doing anything, right?"

Steve: "Don't mind that, I got TimeMachine - automatic backup since 1997"

Bill - (darn, I hate when he's yeardropping my ass)

by irvall December 5, 2011

Yeard

A beard grown out over a year, or that looks scraggly and icky enough to have been grown for an entire year.

Whoa, check out the yeard on that guy sleeping on the park bench!

by E Honda June 5, 2010

Yeard

Did what I said/do you understand (ya heard)

We comin up on da block yeard

by DMVREPPIN March 2, 2018

yeard

A combination beard and ponytail, especially that of fantasy author Terry Goodkind. This term is derived from the 'y' in 'ponytail' and the 'eard' in 'beard.'

In the author photo at the back of his books, Terry Goodkind is depicted attempting to strike a tough guy pose, only to have his efforts defeated by his rather silly looking trademark yeard.

by Mr Smash July 25, 2006

Yearduh

yearduh- the appropriate response to the term ermahgerd when you know that fact, subject, information, etc. in question

Ex:

Girl 1: "Ermahgerd! Leonardo Di Caprio does the same pose in that boat movie as he does in that Gatsby movie!!!"
Girl 2: "Yearduh, it was based on the boat movie"

by GXMcDago May 26, 2013

Yeardy

”Yeardy” is the contraction of “y’all already”.

Pronounced: (Yard-EE)

Jessica: Yeardy know Derek ain’t gettin’ no bitches— he’s like 5’2!

Everyone in EBG: True that.

by RoseManikin December 16, 2019