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yougle
yougle by sassyrouge1 September 4, 2010
Yougle
In IM, email or a forum comment, when someone asks you for general knowledge information directly instead of just using Google. (which is what you may need to do)
Yougle by Dr. Johnson February 6, 2009
Yoglert
The Yoglert is a type of gnome that came into existence long ago. The Yoglert can most closely physically be related to the main character from the hit 1980's series "David the Gnome."
The Yoglerts were forced to sell yogurt on the side of the road, lest they be forced into prostitution. No one buys their yogurt. No one.
The Yoglerts were forced to sell yogurt on the side of the road, lest they be forced into prostitution. No one buys their yogurt. No one.
Him: "Hey honey! While we're on this long stretch of highway, why don't we stop at this Yoglert stand and buy some of their crappy yogurt?"
Her: "No."
Her: "No."
Yoglert by InSilverFlames1 October 6, 2008
Yougetsu no Bitches
Yougetsu no Bitches by drainerfranxx March 5, 2021
Youlee
- A korean term describing a woman with rude, and often manly behaviors
- A person who has some manly traits, but appears very pretty or cute
- A half - tomboy, a girl who has some inside characteristics of a boy, but is also sometimes very girly
- Someone with a cute smile
- A person who has some manly traits, but appears very pretty or cute
- A half - tomboy, a girl who has some inside characteristics of a boy, but is also sometimes very girly
- Someone with a cute smile
Youlee by ChinkySmile January 19, 2011
youngledore
A portmanteau of “young” and “Dumbledore”. Used to refer to the younger version of Dumbledore in the Fantastic Beasts franchise.
youngledore by coyotedomino March 6, 2019
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womp
A lighthearted reaction upon receiving disappointing news of some sort. Usually something that isn't a particularly a big deal, esp. when it primarily affects someone else - sort of a mild schadenfreude. Sometimes doubled or tripled, and possibly said in a sing-songy voice for added comedic effect to imitate a muted trumpet, which is how the meme originated.