by kr1st0ph3r May 04, 2006
by Crin January 23, 2004
Rich Canfield Douche: I'm from Yompton nigga!
Youngstown Person: Shut the fuck up, you've never even been to the south side.
Youngstown Person: Shut the fuck up, you've never even been to the south side.
by a monkey fucking a coconut October 30, 2005
Yompton is a slang term for the Northeast, Ohio city of Youngstown. Youngstown is located in Mahoning County, Ohio. Yompton is a compound of the city of Compton, California, and Youngstown, Ohio. Compton is a well known area riddled with high crime rates, as is Youngstown. Yompton is used in an attempt to relate Youngstown with Compton so that others unfamiliar with the city will become somewhat aware of its crime, giving them a comparison to Compton. Yompton is often misspelled as Yumpton, which is irrelevant to the actual meaning. Bordering townships and cities include Boardman, Canfield, Poland, Liberty, Hubbard, and Girard. These cites/townships have relatively lower crime rates than that of "Yompton".
by B Sheez July 10, 2006
Often thought of as slang for the city of Youngstown, Ohio, and actually refers to Youngstown, Ohio, but is really the result of decades of inbreeding, no education, and no verbal skills of many of its occupants. The early grunting and gurgling sounds that were made when many attempted to vocalize the city of their birth had been passed down from sister and brothers to their incestual children and after many years, the gutteral groans actually began to take on attributes of the proper English pronunciation of "Youngstown"... finally coming out as "Yompton" these days.
Resident 1: "Urg blow up car blugg blugg urf Yompton"
Resident 2: "Iiizz kill you woof woof uuurrggwapt Yompton"
Resident 1: "Burbble bribe judge uoogg Yompton"
Resident 2: "Iiizz kill you woof woof uuurrggwapt Yompton"
Resident 1: "Burbble bribe judge uoogg Yompton"
by Cranko Zabotnik July 12, 2006
Refers to Youngstown, Ohio. A city known for violence, robbery, mafia, corrupt pollitical figures, and high unemployment among other things.
by Mike Mannozzi November 23, 2005