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This boi done got yooted
(Pronounced y-o-ted)
Yooted by BoiWithABrain April 20, 2018
Related Words
Yooted • YOTED • Yosted • Yoated • Yoited • Yolted • yooned • Yorted • Yostedep • yoored
The act of YEETING.
Ex.: "Darryl just committed to landing that trick! He really YOOTED it!
Yooted by owlaa April 19, 2019
It’s not yooted it yeeted and if anyone says other wise they need to square up 😤😤
I just yeeted on someone that says yooted
yooted by Einstein did 9/11 December 27, 2017
I pushed nan down the stairs yeet

The day before that I yooted my grandad down them
Yooted by F1apS March 26, 2021
Ok ok hear me out: there's "yeet," and then "yote" is the past tense of "yeet" (to have yeeted)-- so what does that make "Yoted"??? "Yeet-eeted"?!?!?
Person 1: Ahhh shit man, that dude livin down the street yoted me the other day!
Person 2: tf??? what the hell does that mean?
Person 1: the man YEETEETED me.
Person 2: ???
Yoted by Yodel-Ay-Yodel-Ay-YEET-YOTE November 21, 2017
The act of not making a purchase after working extremely hard on researching and selecting the desired product which is often essential for oneself.

The yooner will put in a high degree of research into the product and will find the best deal but end up missing out because they are not much fun.

A loose synonym to “missing out”
I found a great deal on a coffee machine. It’s being sold at a great price (20% off), I love coffee and it will pay for itself within weeks.

Hmm I won’t get it today because it might drop in price by another 50% tomorrow.

Next day: oh no, the coffee machine deal I found has expired before I could make the purchase, the price has increased 20% I yooned it.
yooned by Ilovekpmg December 28, 2020
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