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Slang for “making love”. Ernest Hemingway used the word on at least two occasions, when advising a friend who admitted to being a virgin and in his poem “The Soul of Spain ...” in reference to aunts. The word was used by Hemingway in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
“It isn’t right to yence your aunts”. Ernest Hemingway, 1923, from the poem “The Soul of Spain with McAlmon and Bird the Publishers”
yence by Dimlywanes August 25, 2018
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World-wide network of gossip, libel, and stories that are false, grossly exaggerated or trivial.
Derived from the Yiddish word for a gossip yenta yente and Internet.
Cable news says the President has six women chained up in his penthouse

but it's just another Yenternet story.
Yenternet by SingingRabbi November 22, 2016
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Yene Fikir

It means "my love" in the Amharic Language of Ethiopia.
Yene = My
Fikir = love
Yene Fikir by LA4 August 7, 2017
A very awesome, very shy, and very outgoing in her own way. She is always there when you need her. She loves the little things. If any guy has her, he is the most luckiest guy in the world and should do whatever it takes to keep her happy cause she has the best smile that you will ever see. She is a strong woman at heart and will commit to anything she loves. She is a very beautiful woman (BB) that you will never want to look away once you see her. She has her own unique style of dressing. The more you are with her the more you never want to leave her. She is an angel from heaven to comfort you, love you, keep you warm, make anything special, keep you waiting for your kiss(I loved that I waited), and will be weird with you at anytime! She is my Teddybear!!! She is my love!! She is my everything!! I will never let her go! I love you Y<3-J
J: Man I am so LUCKY to have Yecenia in my life!!! I will never let her go cause I love her to death!!! I love you Teddybear!!
Yecenia by J12711 October 8, 2011
Yeace is a slang term commonly used in Newfoundland, Canada. Its a varriation of words like 'yeah' or 'yup'.
Heather: You going up to Alex's cabin party tonight ?
Becky: yeace.
Yeace by Youatttttt June 26, 2010
a beautiful young beauty. everyone hates on her swaggness .. girls wanna be her and guys wanna be with her.. what can i say.. shes just poppin zdat booty for zdaddy ;)
yo shawty where you from Yendeli
Im from that yen-deli na'meaaaaaaan!!!
Yendeli by yendeli98 January 23, 2013
Ya girl Layne doesn't remember last night, cause she got too yonced at the party.
yonced by scooterhawk November 16, 2014
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.

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