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1) The US Dollar in the 21st century. A reference to the US Dollar's instability as a world currency, especially related to the Canadian Loonie in 2007, Euro and Yen in 2000 - 2002 and again 2008 - 2011.
2) Throwaway money, especially when you are trying to get someone to give you some.
Earliest reference "The Economist" September 27, 2007
1) No, your house probably won't be worth more as long as we use Yankee Lira to finance our debt, run huge trade deficits and massive federal budget deficits.
2) Hey, give me some Yankee Lira for the jukebox.
The brim that was lost that will never be found ;-;
Mike: Hey Jim where do you think the brim with no yankee is?
Jim: I dunno Mike it will never be found
When you and another person hold the mesmerizing scent of a Yankee candle up to each others faces for an orgasmic experience.
Friend 1: “Aww dude you gotta smell this candle!”
Friend 2: “This one I got is awesome, let’s Yankee 69!!”
David, what?
Where are you at?
Well, let me roll up on to the sidewalk and take a look, yes
Whoa, she's beautiful
I'm talking about a Yankee Rose
And she looks wild, wild, wild, wild
Are you ready for the new sensation?
Well, here's the shot heard 'round the world
All you back room boys salute when her flag unfurls
Well, guess who's back in circulation?
Now, I don't know what you may have heard
But what I need right now's the original good time girl
She's a vision from coast to coast (coast to coast)
Sea to shining sea (sea to shining sea)
Hey sister, you're the perfect host (perfect host)
Show me your bright lights
In your city lights, alright
I'm talkin' 'bout the Yankee Rose
Bright lights in your city lights, alright
I'm talkin' 'bout it
When she walks, watch, the sparks will fly
Firecrackin' on the fourth of July
No sad songs tonight, something's in the air (it will be like cancer)
A real state of independence
So pretty when her rockets glare
Still provin' any night that her flag's still there
She's a vision from coast to coast (coast to coast)
Sea to shining sea (sea to shining sea)
Hey sister, you're the perfect host (make a toast)
Show me your bright lights
In your city lights, alright
I'm talkin' 'bout the Yankee Rose
Bright lights in your city lights, alright
I'm in love with the Yankee Rose
Ah, she's beautiful, alright
Mmm, nothin' like her in the whole world
Yeah
She's right on time, I'm on the case
Pick up the phone, no time to waste
She got the beat
And here's a little bit comin' your way
Raise 'em up there, let's see who salutes, baby
Little bit, little bit, little bit higher
Here's the mast, swing 'em from here
I wanna get a little bit of apple pie, man
Bright lights, city lights
Bright lights, city lights
Bright lights, city lights
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A fresh hat to hide your Yee Yee ass haircut
"You need a fresh Yankee with no brim to hide your yee yee ass haircut"
A person who moves from California and goes on ad-nauseam about how much better California is, hence begging the question, "Why the hell'd you leave?"
That California Yankee, Moonbeam is yammering again about how this town is nothing like Barstow. I hope she chokes on her kale.
A roadway traffic circle intersection, or “roundabout,” when installed in the United States. Intended to ease gridlock at busy intersections, it has become a source of amusement to Europeans (especially the British) who are “gobsmacked” by the apparent inability of Americans to negotiate them. When the Yankee enters the traffic circle, his odds of being mangled in an accident, or at least being perpetually unable to exit the circle, are greatly increased.
Niles Gordon III: You missed your exit again Bob.
Bobcat: Bug off, you limey Brit! Can’t you see I’m stuck in a Yankee Killer?
Niles Gordon III: Rule Britannia!