yaoming

You know what I mean?

That girl's a straight up skank, yaoming?

by Anonymous August 16, 2003

yaoming

slang shorthand for 'you know what i mean?'

Yo i was chillin with this dime piece outa tha ATL and she knew what she was doin yaoming

by Donte' June 11, 2006

Yao ming

A Chinese 7'5, 296 pound basketball player who plays center in the NBA for the Houston Rockets. He is pretty good for a person who only has one year experience.

by Cool Guy July 18, 2003

Yao Ming

Noun

An increment of measure equal to 7 feet 5 inches or approximately 2.27 meters.

This room is 3 Yao Mings long.

Walk a few Yao Mings in these shoes and see how you like them.

by Dan Drucker July 6, 2004

Yao Ming Hater

A person who hates on Yao. Usually ignorant people who are prejudiced against any non-black basketball players, such as Stephen A. Smith. Or generally an idiot who just doesn't know what he is talking about, such as Steve Kerr.

Stephen A: GUESS WHAT!!!! GUESS WHAT!!!!! If you're once known as Mr. Softy, you're always gon' be known as Mr. Softy. You know they're making a big deal about the fact that he's more aggresive, WELL BIG DEAL! HE'S 7 FEET 5!!!! WHY NOT BE AGGRESSIVE!!!
John Saunders: Thank you for watching KIA NBA Shootaround...
Stephen A: GIVE ME A BREAK!!!!
John Saunders: "We will see you after the...
Stephen A: BYE!!!
John Saunders: ...game.
Stephen A: SOFT!!!!!!

Steve Kerr "The 7-6 Chinaman"

Steve Kerr: "Quick, who is the second-best center in the NBA? Obviously Shaquille O'Neal is the best, and the name most people put after Shaq is Yao Ming. In fact, Yao has been on fire of late, averaging 32 points and 11 boards over his last five games.

But if you said Chris Kaman, you wouldn't be far off."

Guy1: Chris who? Ya a Yao Ming Hater

by Ken Fisherman July 18, 2006

Yao-Ming

a 7ft 5in Chinese man who plays basketball also is in the Houston Rockets

Yo Yao

by Anonymous July 25, 2003

yao ming

1)Basketball player
2)Short way of saying " you know what i mean"

That party was crunk yao ming?

by Brittany December 12, 2004