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yirth by floorplant January 24, 2012
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Yarth
A term used to display one's disbelief at a claim made by a third party. A sort of sarcastic way of saying 'yes'.
or
a prefix to a sentence which is designed to be cynical and false.
originally believed to have originated from Tonbridge school, although there is some debate ont he matter. Dulwich College also lay claim to the phrase which is now widely used among social elites of several major universities and frequently on gap years in the south east asia region
or
a prefix to a sentence which is designed to be cynical and false.
originally believed to have originated from Tonbridge school, although there is some debate ont he matter. Dulwich College also lay claim to the phrase which is now widely used among social elites of several major universities and frequently on gap years in the south east asia region
Yarth by chiefycolonel November 25, 2009
Yinthe
Yinthe is an amazing person. She’s the sweetest, most caring and loving friend you’ll ever have. She deserves all the love in the world. She might seem shy at first, but when you really get to know her she’s a crazy and funny girl. She’s also very beautiful and very sexy. Everybody wants to look like her. You can also trust her with everything. If you don’t have a Yinthe in your life, you’re really missing out.
Yirahm
A kid that thinks he is straight but is gay.A person that is fat as hell. And for some reason likes people with the names Adneil and Daniel.
Yirahm by I’m Straight October 17, 2019
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