A word used intermittently in approximately every other sentence of medical school facts indicating that it is very important. In the popular pathology review series called "Pathoma", it's used at the end of sentences in place of a period.
It's important to know that this entire textbook will be high yield.
"Yeah right John, there's no way. I'm about to go high yield on this 12 pack of Hamm's instead".
“angelic yields” began as a trend in mid-september of 2021 as people started posting about refilling bathroom stalls with toilet paper. this trend is known as a parody to the “devious lick” trend, where people stole, vandalized, or showed off items of which they took primarily from their schools. this trend, however, counteracts it as more of a kindness rather than it being mischievous.
guy 1: “bro did you see that one guy that deviously licked the school’s toilets??”
guy 2: “yes, i hope he pays the school back by doing an angelic yield…”
another word originated at Villanova University, "yielt" can be used as a replacement for any syllable in a word or any word in a phrase. it is used not only to replace words that you forgot, but also colloquially to refer to familiar places or things.
When two males enter a public bathroom, the shorter of the two individuals assumes the smaller urinal allowing the taller male to use the larger urinal.
When I walked into the bathroom I totally had to urinal yield for Big Rick...