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from chinese ‘yet3’ from proto-chinese ‘itun’ from proto-afro-asian ‘ite’ meaning kick. now means throw
When you pick up a child and throw them across a football field
I was playing football and I yeeted my baby
A slang. Many annoying boys use it, and if you see a vsco say YEET as loud as possible. They deserve it
a random boy: Yeet, YEET YEET
Me: SHUT UP
Verb | To throw an object, living or not, with very high force.
"I called the neighbors about their baby list night."
"What did you say?"
"I said that if they didn't get their baby to shut up, I'd yeet it out the window."
"Sometimes I worry about you, dude."
What Collin Key yells when he throws something!
Collins Key opened the skittles bag and threw it and yelled YEET!
You-alright?
A constructed dialectic colloquialism amalgamating the “Y” from the hard ‘yuh/ya’ sound and a slow release of the “ight” with an ‘eight/eat’ sound.
Similar to a southern United States “Y’alright?”
Yeet?
Good bro yourself?
Yeet is a beautiful and commonly misused word. It is very flexible and can take many parts of speech. However, it's tenses are often used incorrectly. In the future, you "will yeet," In the present you "are yeeting," and in the past, "you yote
saying yeeted instead of yote is like saying eated instead of ate;such a beautiful word it shouldn't be misused so much,misusing it is stupid and makes you seem like a moron
ted really yote that bowling ball last night
i am yeeting this ball across the court
i will yeet you