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It’s smells like “YMO” Yo motha’s onions
YMO by EMA..!!! December 23, 2018
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ymon • YMOAB • ymoao • ymob • YMOE • YMOLO • YMOML • ymor • YMOT • C_ymone
ymo on me
ymo by Kkdoes July 13, 2024
Y MO' means Why More?

When the individual are satisfied.

He can just say Y MO'.
How is your life my friend ?
I have my car, my girl and my children. Y MO' Brow !
Y MO' by Patrick Bonder January 17, 2013
Acronym: You Might Only Live Once

A derivative of the overused acronym "YOLO" that acknowledges possibility of reincarnation.
Human 1: "I think I'm going to eat two burritos, #YOLO right?"

Human 2: "Nah, YMOLO dude. You might reincarnate as a cow and then become part of a burrito"
YMOLO by bunguspepper April 4, 2017
YMOE: "Young Money Over Everything"
YMOE by Lunde_mollaren October 30, 2010
#ymob all dayy
ymob by lizs1 November 7, 2011
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