In the context of the first definition of yeet (to throw), yoink would then mean "to catch", and in fact usually references a violent, difficult catch, as if the catcher were almost forcibly taking the caught …

TL;DR: "Yeet" in its current usage means to throw something violently, usually because it is regarded as worthless or trash. The earliest confirmed use of the term "yeet" is a dance video posted on Vine in …

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Apr 16, 2014 · 38 votes, 13 comments. All these kids at my school have been talking about yeet and I'm sitting here like "What the hell does that mean?". Where did…

Feb 5, 2019 · How did 'yote' become the canonical past participle of 'yeet' as a strong verb instead of mirroring the meet-met paradigm?

I hadn’t watched WWE in about 6 months until this week. Can anyone explain “Yeet” to me? Question Share Sort by: Live Open comment sort options Add a Comment sullivansmith •

Jey Uso is organically over, but the thing he relies on too much is “Yeet” and it’s completely stalled his character development & lack of in-ring evolution which are holding him back from being a singles …

r/Im15AndThisIsYeet: When you are 15 years old, and something is yeet

I've been quite excited about the birth and evolution of the verb yeet - to move/bring/remove something at speed, e.g. yeet that over here/yeet it in the bin - and was very excited to see 'yote' used in a …