YINYANG

Yin/Yang of the taoist tradition of ancient China is meant to represent the concept of polar opposites. For instance Yin is represented as darkness and yang as light. Yin as rest and Yang as activity. Often symbolized as the separation of the primordial Wu Qi- the black and white Yin Yang symbol most often seen in East and West culture. It is the most important concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine where the doctor heals the patient according to their imbalances in relation to Yin Yang energy within the meridians or channels.

The term yinyang is derived from the Chinese philosophy of yin and yang and describes a particular type of verbal/written exchange between two people, someone can be yinyanged when after coming out with a witty testy or otherwise flirtatious comment or friendly put down the target instantly redeems themselves by yinyanging back with an equally witty response flowing with rather than against the initial comment given.

When a black person “sixty nines” with a white person.

(verb) yinyanging is a synonym for performing the 69 sexual position, or 69ing.

When two or more things come together as one.