by Marcus Bunny July 14, 2008
How much for short-time and yum-yum?
by Mino May 6, 2004
A female character in the Gilbert and Sullivan masterpiece The Mikado. The role of Yum-Yum should be sung by a soprano.
Yum-Yum is the beautiful young ward of Ko-Ko, the Lord High Executioner, and she is preparing to be his bride when she reunites with Nanki-Poo, a childhood friend and the son of the Mikado, and falls in love with him instead. During the opera, Yum-Yum is distressed by not being able to marry her beloved, until finally Ko-Ko releases her from the engagement because he has fallen in love with Katisha.
Yum-Yum is the beautiful young ward of Ko-Ko, the Lord High Executioner, and she is preparing to be his bride when she reunites with Nanki-Poo, a childhood friend and the son of the Mikado, and falls in love with him instead. During the opera, Yum-Yum is distressed by not being able to marry her beloved, until finally Ko-Ko releases her from the engagement because he has fallen in love with Katisha.
Yum-Yum sings quite a bit during the midsection of the Mikado, but her biggest solo is "The Sun, Whose Rays."
by Pitti-Sing June 24, 2006
by im the og barney May 28, 2018
Blowjob. Used in 3rd world nations as a euphemism. Most commonly used in the sex trade of the far east like thailand.
by Steve Savage May 16, 2007
Gained notoriety in Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino. Used to identify an attractive woman of asian origin
by Don't Touchdown There October 25, 2009