What is the meaning of the word Yipee-ki-yay?
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It doesn't really have a meaning, it's more of an exclamation of excitement or a way to say 'big deal' depending on how you use it.  It originated in Old West movies, real cowboys never actually said it.
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Youfeiso. It means difficult word puzzle in Bahasa Indonesian. You believe that, don't you. :>)
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i think its a verb used to mean hit of like u say strike...\n\nso like hit it adn u get f##k it...\n\nbut i think can also used to be a very posh way to say to have sex or sleep with some one...\n\nprobably ruder now:)
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happy, thanks, giving, nappy, nap, hat, tap, thing, gang,sap, yip, say, pay, think, thinks, things, gap, tank, tanks, thank, hit, hits, gangs, gaps, taps, pat, pats, pays, hats, givings, hay,yank,yanks,skip,skipping, thinking, paying, thanking, gaping, gay, tapping, has, hang, hangs, hanging, gnat, gnats,ping, van, vans, sing, sign, pip, pips,gays, painting, paintings, hash, past, sank, pint, ink, pints, inks, king, kings, nip, nips, than, tin, tins, thin, hip, hips, snap, pang, pangs\n\n 76 words
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I believe the correct spelling is SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDO CIOUS (Yahoo! cuts off extremely long words for some reason).  It came from the movie MARY POPPINS, and is used as a miraculous way to talk oneself out of difficult situations, and even as a way to change one's mood. It's a mouthful to say (and, as I can see, a tough one for many people to spell correctly) but it means "ABSOLUTELY STUNNINGLY FANTASTIC".\n\n29 Nov 2006, 2:42pm; Philippines
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IT MEANS VEGETABLES\nCOOL HUH!
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It was a First Nations word that was pronounced approximately that way.  It means a dwelling place.
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It means:\nNice,\nCool,\nGood,\nRight on.\nIt is a phrase one uses to give approval to something nice, something cool, something you like...
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It's Japanese for "Thank you."
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Hi\nHere's a rough translation! I've tried to translate as close to the original meaning as possible (eg by translating some idiomatic phrases into their english counterparts with similar meanings)\n\nHataraku yo (Move it) *\n(by Puffy)\n\nMove it, those of you who can move it\nShow your ambition to be a pro\nIt’s when you feel like crying that you have to strive\nYou’d put on your makeup as always\nShowing everyone a happy face\nSometimes even deceiving with your smiles\nBut I have to tell you, it’s not worthwhile\nThe true end-result is everything\nIt’s only you, from the bottom of my heart\nIt’s only you, who shows her tears\nYou’re a hard-worker, so brighten up\nOr it’ll somehow be a painful thing\n\nGet on and move it, those of you who can move it\nIf you fall in love, things get uncertain\nAnd everything seems to be a dream \nSo don’t show anyone your tears\nTry an image change\nWin a victory, with your true face\nDon’t think about failure\nOr you’d be gambling with your own future\nYour mother and I have just one\nIdea firm in our hearts:\nThat a strong girl\nHas to be a good girl\nSo move it, move it\n\nShow your ambition to be a pro\nTry your very best right when you long to cry from sorrow\nShow everyone a happy face:\nMove it, move it\nWhen you fall in love, you get confused\nAnd everything seems to be a dream\nBut don’t show us your tears\nMove it, moving one\nMove it, move it.\n\n*Hataraku can either mean to physically work (in a job, etc) or to make use of one's brains, etc. But the context of the song makes "get moving" or "get cracking" more fitting \n\n--hope it helps! cheers and happy thanksgiving
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Explain what elky means...Lady
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One word I learned that I think should be included in everyone's vocabulary is snickersnee. It means fighting or  sword. Plus, students really enjoy this word- it just sounds cool! Part of speech- n.
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"Hayhay" is an exclamation which means "Certainly! By all means! Yes!". It denotes approval and is linked to the sentence that comes after it. \n\nFor example: "Hayhay, memnun olurum."\n             "Certainly, I'll be pleased to."\n\n"Gülüm" is a word used for calling someone, if you want to be sweet to her/him. Literally, it means "My rose".\n\nFor example: "Pencereyi açıver, gülüm."\n             "Could you open the window, my rose."
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Definition:\n[noun] not very intelligent or interested in culture\nSynonyms: yokel, rube, hick, hayseed, bumpkin, chawbacon\n\n\n[noun] one of a race of brutes resembling men but subject to the Houyhnhnms in a novel by Jonathan Swift\nSynonyms: Yahoo
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As far as Urbandictionary.com states Ya Ya could possibly have three meanings.  Ya Ya- Slang for a woman's private area  2.  Yes or, that is correct (Jamaican) a.k.a Ja Ja  3.  A slang term for cocaine.\n\nNone of them sound convincing but its the best I could come up with.
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shneempuljumpkins\n(Shneem-pull-jump-kins)\n:) i made it up.  people often have trouble pronouncing it.\nalso, kumquat...funny name for a fruit. :0))
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sha-qee-ya is old arabic\nsha-ee-ya is what we use now\nit can mean two things depending on the subject\nif u say sha2eya for a little girl, it means she is naughty or active.\nbut if a guy says that about a young woman or a woman, he might mean that she is flirty or naughty (in a sexy way)