Yes Mace

Basicly making the word "yes" cool when talking to mates (Mace = Another word for mate)

Richie - Do you want some more vodka?
Ed - YESSS MACE!
Richie - You are NUUUSERD!
Ed - Eahhhhhhh

by Ed Faulkner May 13, 2005

Yes we can take your rights away

And if my response is murdering kids, then what? Then they just die.

Hym "And then you pretend is WASN'T the you refusing to acknowledge my rights... Probably cry like a bitch in private or in public... And then everyone else has to play along and live in delusion it you OR ELSE they ALSO don't get rights... But that isn't going to be the TRUE DICHOTOMY because you are doing this arbitrarily... And when your kids get murdered over it you pretend it isn't happening... So 'Yes we can take your rights away' is the language of someone who wants their kids to get murdered... Do... Do you want me to do it today? Should I go for a walk?"

by Hym Iam August 20, 2024

Yes Prep White Oak

Dumass school that I hate. Npc School basically. Worst school of all time. Dress code center.

Npc: I go to Yes Prep White Oak how can you tell?
Anyone: 😂

by bmpbt November 28, 2024

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by Hyperbirdy3 December 1, 2024

YE

nonstandard deffinition of "yeah" representing a pronunciation

"Are you going home?" "Ye"

by Steve bunson December 10, 2024

Intyatyambo ye Golide

(Inspired by the “Xhosa Women are gold diggers” stereotype) ‘Intyatyambo ye Golide’ or ‘uNoGolide’, is a woman with Xhosa heritage (or woman from a xhosa adjacent clan/tribe such as amaMpondo etc.) who takes pride in their Xhosa heritage, who is apart of a larger online community that is centred around the Xhosa experience and culture, alongside womanhood.

They often showcase their solidarity through the act of painting Gold Dots onto their face in a similar fashion to the traditional ‘white face dot’ patterns of the Xhosa people.

(Intyatyambo ye Golide translates to A Golden/Gold Flower, and ‘NoGolide’ simply means the Golden Woman/Woman of Gold/Gold Woman/The one with Gold).

Ndiyintyatyambo ye Golide, of course ndimhle 💕
(translation: I am an ‘Intyatyambo ye Golide’ of course I’m pretty)

by uNoGolide December 21, 2024

Something is not yes

When something is wrong, but your lack of English skills can't find the correct word.

"So what's up with your AE86?"
"Something is not yes."

by the_cooker December 21, 2024