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  • Couch Potatoeundefined Offline
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    What you say to your teacher when she asks you to do a 10 page essay

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      Originating from Newburyport, Massachusetts.

      Yeat is a derogatory reaction to display disagreement or discontent with either a person, situation, opinion or proposed situation.

      Those who dont understand the usage of the word will often say that it has the capability to take on any meaning the speaker intends. This is completely wrong.

      Yeat most often replaces the words and phrases,

      Bullshit

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        Contraction for You eat!

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          Yeat has multiple meanings;

          a) A yeat is someone who is ignorant, naïve or just an idiot.

          b) It can also be said when something is Cool af
          c) Can be used to replace any word

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            A measurement of time which is the same length of time as 5 hours

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              [Rumor has it] this was a Scandanavian Seafarers greeting.
              Often used in crowds to find other [port] residents, and interestingly, sometimes to calm uncomfortable violent situations among port residents. One group in possible conflict with another may yell [Yeat]! and if the other group responds in kind, the situation calms.

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                Contraction for You eat!

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                @Tina what does that mean exactly, contraction of you eat

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                  In my opinion it’s an old word that some numpty has started to use to mean lots of things. What is wrong with you people just use yes or no or I like it or don’t like it, it takes thought and imagination to say “oh that’s awesome “ or “I totally believe you “ just ridiculous that people can’t say what they actually mean

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                    (Yeat)
                    When someone dodges you or another person.
                    Ex: YEAT!

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                      YEAT YEAT YEAT YEAT YEAT YEAT U IN YOUR FACE!!

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                        I like to think its "you-eat" EX: YEAT your potato son.

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                          What you say to your teacher when she asks you to do a 10 page essay

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                          @Couch-Potatoe noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                            Wife- can you take the trash out please
                            Husband- Ya, Yeat...

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                              Yeat is also a way to say throw.

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