Any verb can be replaced with yeet.
Person 1: Yo did you see Tyrone throw that hydro flask at Sophie?
Person 2: YOU MEAN YEET THAT HYDROFLASK
Yeet is a word used to describe a forceful throw, or as a replacement for yes, however there seems to be some confusion about the grammatically correct ways to use yeet.
Present Tense: yeet
Plural: yeets
Past Tense: yeeted
Future Tense: will yeet
Slang: yeeyeet, yee, yeeyee, yoite (y-oi-t)
Present tense: I yeet you into the garbage.
Plural: He yeets you into the garbage.
Past tense: You got yeeted into the garbage.
Future tense: I'm gonna/I will yeet you into the garbage.
Slang:
A: Did you take out the garbage?
B: yeeyeet, yee, yeeyee, yoite (y-oi-t).
you were probly bored and searched up yeet
anyways, you can yeet something or someone
(just a beeter way of saying "thrown")
i have yeeted a dildo across the room
This word actually has 3 definitions.
1. What some people say when they try to do something or do a trickshot.
2. A dance.
Ex 1: Let me do a 360 noscope. YEET!
Ex 2: Alan: That kid did the yeet on the stage last night. Did you see him?
Throwing and item at great velocity.
Richard YEETS the ball to james.
to just flow with it and do something careless
usually throwing
in mind:wait,this isn't my baby!!?
Throws:yeet