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yoik by Joseph Underhill August 5, 2008
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Noo Yoik
It’s the way that New Yorkers pronounce New York, it surprised the hell out of me the first time I heard it. Interestingly, they believe that theirs is the correct pronunciation and that everyone else in the world has got it wrong; they make the most Londoncentric of Londoners seem positively open minded; they do to the American language what Americans do to English. Something else interesting is the temperature range; Summer temperatures can reach 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit), dropping to minus 4.4 degrees Celsius (21.4 degrees Fahrenheit)in Winter. Perhaps it is these extremes of temperature that make New York extremely dangerous; in London (population 8.3 – 8.6 million depending on who you believe) 2014 saw 93 murders, while New York (population 8.4 million) saw 328.
“Noo Yoik! That’s the place where things happen!”
“Yeah, like lots of murders. No thanks, you can keep it!”
“Yeah, like lots of murders. No thanks, you can keep it!”
Noo Yoik by AKACroatalin August 8, 2016
new yoik
A noun, the way that Italians pronounce New York. Sounds almost like a mixture between an I and an R when they say "yoik".
Vinny: Ehhhhhhh Louie! What do you think is the best pizza place in New Yoik city?
Louie: Eh, I gotsa say a Vinchenzo's on chirdy fiwst(31st) street. And you can fuhgeddabout trying to argue with me about that!
Louie: Eh, I gotsa say a Vinchenzo's on chirdy fiwst(31st) street. And you can fuhgeddabout trying to argue with me about that!
new yoik by Burrrrdman January 6, 2008
new yoik
A new style sung by the band radio in which every member has a small vocal part and they all come together to form a repeating chorus. How long this chorus repeats depends on the song. Verses are also a part of this to string things together and stop it from becoming repetitive. Many different instruments can be used depending on the song.
Holy crap that new yoik song was so awesome that i'm throwing my lame emo and pop/rock cds away that MTV told me to buy so I can grow a brain and listen to good music.
new yoik by Correnthos May 4, 2006
Yoiko
She is Yoiko Hibiki. "Yoiko" is actually Ranma pretending to be Ryoga's sister. Ryoga took Akane to his home to see his new puppies, and when Ranma found out, he decided to disguise himself as Ryoga's long lost sister. She's also quite a popular character in Japan. "Yoiko" can be translated as "good girl".
Yoiko by Samurai Katsu September 15, 2003
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