Medical slang, but can be used anywhere: Means: You're on your own. Used in a hospital on the day of discharge as in the phrase "OOB,OTD, YOYO" : Out of Bed, Out the Door, You're on your own. Can be used by parents of colleged aged kids, or by someone breaking up with someone else. .
by DoctorSteve September 13, 2006
Tom: Hey I bet you won't chug that whole bottle.
Ben: ah idk...
Tom: yoyo bro
Ben: glug* glug* glug*
Ben: ah idk...
Tom: yoyo bro
Ben: glug* glug* glug*
by Alex (the man) Rosentreter October 03, 2008
A totally amazing man with an uncanny skill at fencing, and unmistakably smooth with the ladies. If you know someone named yoyo then "Hide yo wife, Hide yo kids" .....
by yobopobo May 28, 2014
Yo-Yo: A term used to describe the sponging 10 - 14 year olds who roam around amusement arcades, accosting strangers for money. This is usually opened with the statement "Yo, yo, gimme fifty pee."
Yo-Yo's are usually sent packing with a little verbal assault (or physical assault - it's all good in this situation).
Yo-Yo's are usually sent packing with a little verbal assault (or physical assault - it's all good in this situation).
by Mondo Kane September 24, 2004
A) A greeting to friends that substitutes hi
B) A toy, usually a circular object on a string that people took too far and have tournaments over. Actually spelled yo-yo
C) A sarcastic expression of you trying to be ghetto
B) A toy, usually a circular object on a string that people took too far and have tournaments over. Actually spelled yo-yo
C) A sarcastic expression of you trying to be ghetto
by pwnz0r September 17, 2003
word used to describe a woman's vagina in a state of exitement, or loose large lips, that are easily showing through tight pants or spandex.
Mark: "Dude that girl is smugglin' a fuckin' yoyo."
John: "That fat chick has a YOYO"
Mark: "check out that yoyo!"
John: "That fat chick has a YOYO"
Mark: "check out that yoyo!"
by 50 Rider August 18, 2006
1. "man that bitch over there is a yoyo!"
2. "I enjoy doing tricks with my yoyo"
note: example 2 works with both definitions.
2. "I enjoy doing tricks with my yoyo"
note: example 2 works with both definitions.
by JandC June 21, 2006