yokyok
The yokyok is dancing
yokyok by Sara Bruger November 19, 2021
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yokyok
The name of a high bowling pin from an educational video on French Colors. It has a hat with stars on it and it’s eye colour forever changes. It likes to dance and read books.
yokyok by Sara Bruger November 19, 2021
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YOKYO
Internet acronym that combines the syntax of YOLO with the meaning of FML. Stands for "You Only Kill Yourself Once"
YOKYO by Victoria Smythe December 8, 2012
YOYOK
YOYOK by vehicularbitch May 4, 2023
YOYOK
The fifth track of Taylor Swift's album, MIdnights. YOYOK is inshort of You're On Your Own, Kid
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YOYOK by Swift Google . . . October 23, 2023
Yokyo
The internet slang term for "okay". It includes two forms of "okay": yokay and oky. It is a play on the word "Tokyo", in case you didn't know.
Yokyo by CarianAyali February 24, 2011
yoyokenwan
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