yerli
hot sexy mama who’s smart and independent she doesn’t need no fucking man to tell her what she can and can’t do!
yerli by idkbrodontaskme November 22, 2021
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yeri by stanredvelvet April 12, 2020
yeliz
An amazing happy girl who will brighten your day, a Turkish name. She is stunning and perfect but can also be a joker
Yeliz is my best friend!
yeliz by Ilikecarrotsssss February 20, 2018
Yeri
Yeri by YeriiiGirll December 26, 2019
yelling and sniffing
A kid-friendly term to sensor the word "yiffing." First used by MatPat and Stephanie on GTLive to make Dayshift at Freddy's slightly more appropriate.
Mat: Time to yiff the fox!
Steph: Don't do it, Matthew. No yelling and sniffing of the Foxy allowed.
Steph: Don't do it, Matthew. No yelling and sniffing of the Foxy allowed.
yelling and sniffing by PoweredByDietCoke July 22, 2017
Yarlin
Yarlin is the most beautiful person you will ever meet. She is the beauty in the sunset or sunrise that people stop to appreciate. Without her I am nothing. I never knew what love was until I met Yarlin. When we make eye contact I get lost in her eyes. The bright brown eyes she has leave me speechless and I cant stop staring. She smiles and can see the love I have for her. I care about her safety and feelings more than I care about mine. Thank you Yarlin for being in my life. I LOVE YOU
Ps. She’s a super duper nerd 🤓
Ps. She’s a super duper nerd 🤓
Yarlin by Yung Aesthetics February 10, 2019
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