yeah baby
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Yeah Baby!
A phrase said after you or one of your friends says some good news or also can be an affirmative phrase. Said in a deep monotone voice. Used only by kids in Los Gatos.
Yeah Baby! by Dadaba124 June 5, 2014
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Yeah Baby!!!
Usually used in moments of high excitement, or used to break awkward silence. Occasionally is said without meaning or provocation.
Yeah Baby!!! by Raumlu June 26, 2019
yeah baby whoooooo
yeah baby whoooooo by ඞkඞhඞfඞdඞs ඩ ඩ ඩ ඩj ඩj ඩ March 31, 2022
yeah baby yeah!
excitement, joy, pleasure & thrill that it doesn't matter how it makes you you look, you'd be as cool as Austin Powers.
yeah baby yeah! by urbanrose April 15, 2011
WOOOOOOOOOOOOO! YEAH BABY!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOO! YEAH BABY! THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR, THATS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
WOOOOOOOOOOOOO! YEAH BABY! by anonymous December 9, 2020
OH YEAH BABY
OH YEAH BABY by Mister Rea August 10, 2016
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