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What is Yard?
another word for “i’m home”
I get home and post on my snapchat story “yarded🏠” to let others know i’m at home
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Yard - video
Yard - what is it?
Verb: The process of manipulating an object vigorously and/or with a massive amount of force.
Example: "Dude! Did you see that bouncer just yard that dumb fuck off his barstool and throw him out the door?"
Past tense: "My pussy hurts today because last night my boyfriend yarded out his fuck-stick and broke me off!"
What does "Yard" mean?
An imperial unit of measure used in England UK. There are 3 feet in a yard
It's 27 yards to that field
Yard - what does it mean?
A word that is used like an insult. Along the lines of stupid, idiot, loser or just an over all really bad insult.
Mommy put soap in my mouth because I called her a yard in a heated argument.
Yard - meaning
I bought 2 yards worth of bonds
Yard - definition
Jamaican brown sticky weed grown outdoors. Critics believe it to be smooth smoking.
This marijuana grown in Jamaica, is of solid quality. Yard displays characteristics of an indica and sativa blend.
"A pensive high, the day is always promising after a smoke of that yard." "You got that yard?". "I'm going down to MIA, you want that yard?"
Yard - slang
Financial markets slang for a billion (thousand million). Used to avoid confusion with a million on a noisy trading floor/over the phone.
Fuck me I'm being bid .858 for a yard of Sovs (Sterling). Fill yer boots.
Yard
The conjunction of the two words “You Heard”. Combining the words “you” and “heard”.
As Marshall was leaving the DJ booth, he proclaimed to Gannon that he is the greatest. Gannon then replied, “Yard”.
As Hank left the barbershop, the others wished him a good day. Hank threw the deuce up and yelled back, “yard”.
Yard
Slang for 100 usually refers to currency
Man that Gucci t-shirt set me back a yard, but it looks door with my Versace jeans
Yard
The ultimate word that can be substituted for any word in any sentence at any time and still preserve the original meaning but add a deeper level of meaning and nuance that was not present in the original sentence.
I got yarded last night. I’ve got to yard some work real quick. I’m going to yarding over in a bit.