Yeat

[Britney]

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

[Tina]

[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.

[Guest]

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

[Guest]

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

[Guest]

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

[Guest]

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

[Guest]

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

[Guest]

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

[Guest]

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

[Guest]

Yeat is also a way to say throw.