yam it
Basically saying darn it or expresses feeling of regret or sadness
I tripped on the way down the stairs yam it! OrI just got sniped in halo3 in when I joined in the first 5 seconds yam it! Yam it I died in the wielderness in runescape and lost my full dragon my 100mill my pet and all of my good stuff. I just won the lottery but got robbed that same day yam it!
yam it
Basically saying darn it or expresses feeling of regret or sadness
I tripped on the way down the stairs yam it! OrI just got sniped in halo3 in when I joined in the first 5 seconds yam it! Yam it I died in the wielderness in runescape and lost my full dragon my 100mill my pet and all of my good stuff. I just won the lottery but got robbed that same day yam it!
yam yam
Person from the Black country which is in the west midlands, very close to birmingham. The Black country dialect is very unique. Yam yam derives from 'you am' e.g 'yam coming with me ay ya?'
A couple of drug smoking munch seeking yam yam's in a car:
"Yam gewin the wrung way! Where am yo gewin kid?"
"I ay at all!"
"Ye yam, yo day tek that last turnin ya saft get!"
"Oh arr, soz I day realise"
"yo'll atta gew back im starvin I cor wait no longer kid!"
"Yam gewin the wrung way! Where am yo gewin kid?"
"I ay at all!"
"Ye yam, yo day tek that last turnin ya saft get!"
"Oh arr, soz I day realise"
"yo'll atta gew back im starvin I cor wait no longer kid!"
Yam to yam!
The act of licking another person from side to side along the longest part of each butt cheek without lifting your tongue. yam to yam Y2Y
Ray : Damn! Chema, let me go yam to yam!
Chema : Damn dog! From cheek to cheek? What if I clench?
Chema : Damn dog! From cheek to cheek? What if I clench?
yam yam
a yam yam is someone who is dirty or a tramp
shut the fuck up you yam yam
yam yam
A Person what lives in Black Country
"what yam doing tonight?"
Yam-yam
A person from the Black Country area of the West Midlands of England. Yam-yams use a slight variation of English that is often incompehensible to non-locals (and even to their neighours from Birmingham, with whom they share many similariies in vocal accent) due to both the thick accent of the speaker and the frequent exchange of standard words in place of local terminology (the most obvious example being the substitition of the word "you" for "yam").
"I wish these yam-yams would bloody learn some English."