yinze

awesome

i am yinze

by supercatwoman May 23, 2011

Yinler

A nazi furry that's a mix between Yincini and Hitler

ISN_Awak3ning: Hey there Yinler
Yincinci™: Shut your mouth don't call me that

by ISN_Awak3ning June 14, 2020

Yine

A term used similar to the 2010 trend of the dab, exempting the use of a physical movement. "Yine" can be used in many different ways, and most importantly must be respected. The use of "Yine" can also be accompanied by other gangsta phrases such as "Hoes Mad". This word is to be pronounced in a high-pitched, and rather annoying manner with various accents permitted to be used.

"Just tapped this bitch, YINE!"

No-one:
Yine-user: "YINE"

by big_yine_rob May 22, 2019

Yinged

‘Ying’ is slang for a knife (‘yingers’ or ‘yings’ refers to multiple knives). ‘Ying’ is also used to mean ‘stab’. ‘Yinged’ is slang for ‘stabbed’. Probably only used in London gangs context given its usage in UK drill music.

"Your boy got yinged down."
"I got my ying on me. "

by notmei April 22, 2021

yingele

The word "yingele" is yiddish for "boy". However, it is believed that it derived from the middle high german word "junge" meaning "youngster", "boy" or even "young girl" during its use from 1050 to 1350. Ashkenazic Jews are credited with creating this Judeo-German language. Almost all of its vocabulary is derived from middle high german, with the exception of words used for religious purposes.

I once was a yingele, you know.

by Aaron Kostek January 8, 2015

Yinet

The most beautiful, funny and caring person in the world but she has a wicked side that creeps out every so often, a dark horse.

1 in a million and whoever ends up marrying her will be the luckiest guy alive.

A beautiful soul.

You know Yinet? She’s that beautiful girl who knows how things are done!

by Her_Secret_Admirer October 24, 2022

yinz

A western-Pennsylvania bastardization of the phrase "you ones", which addresses more than one person. Since we "western PA people" do things like slur words together, replace almost all vowel sounds with a "schwa" sound (the upsidedown e in the dictionary), replace long "a" sounds with long "e" sounds, and refuse to pronounce any "t" that isn't the first letter of a word, this became "you-ens", then "youns", "yunz", and finally "yinz". Someone must have put this particular pronunciation and spelling in print at some point, since it seems to be the most accepted way to say and write it.

The aforementioned characteristics of our accent are probably at least partly due to the diverse heritage of the population of this area, which is mostly made up of Italian, Irish, Polish, Native American, and African American people, NOT inbreeding, as someone in an earlier entry stated.

The word has become associated with Pittsburgh in particular, whose natives are commonly referred to as "yinzers".

"Are yinz comin' up fer Chrissmiss?"

"What're yinz doin'?"

"I seen yinz at the fleamarket yesterdee."

by Sam Sinister March 14, 2008