Yeast
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A fungus that bakers use to make their bread rise.
A fungus that infects womens' [vaginas], causing them to produce a [cottage cheese]-like substance.
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small, single-celled fungi of the phylum Ascomycota that reproduce by fission and are capable of fermenting carbohydrates into alcohol and carbon dioxide (Webster's).
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An emphatic word that can be used as an insult or an adjective.
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- Something/someone very big or fat.
- feeling of extreme laziness.
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when one is harboring yeast cultures in their twat. I hear yogurt is good for curing such infections. If you don't get these infections checked out it may lead to greater trouble.
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Meaning Yes, in a maniacle way, and usually lasts multiple seconds. Commonly combined with a villiany hand-sanitizing motion.
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An term used to insult and describe a really ugly looking person, comes from the blending of the lexemes beast and yeti and means UGLY! or DOG!
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Yeast is a bodily substance of which a wild creature called the Poul enjoys running through his teeth. Pouls have been known to baths in the substance. The Pouls have a high concentration of yeast in their vaginas so that they will never run out of yeast.
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Like beast, but te opposite. If something is completely and utterly gay, it is Yeast or Yeasty. Derived from Yeast Infection
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[Verb]. To yeast somebody is to have sexual intercourse with said person while having a [yeast infection]. Recently this has become a mainstream [fetish] for Asians all across the world. Have you been yeasted?
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A [mashup] of [Yee], [Yeet] and Yes. Its better than all three of those listed.
It can also be used as a start to a conversation, or said when nothing else is thought of.
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A microscopic fungus consisting of single oval cells that reproduce by budding, and capable of converting sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
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yeaseded is yeast and should yeast [all over] your yeast
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A [vaginal infection] due to lack of female hygeine and [excessive] [slutage].
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