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Yyada, yada, yada and Y3 phr. & comp. abb. talk, talk,talk. Y3. What utter B.S.yank so’s crank tv. to tease a male sexually. Don’t payany attention to her. She’s just yanking your crank.yard n. a one-hundred-dollar bill. (Underworld.) Theguy wanted a yard just to fix a little dent in the fender.yard-sale n. the site of a crash involving one or morebikes, skateboards, snowboards, etc., where the debrisis spread far and wide. (Looking like a disorganizedyard-, garage-, or tag-sale. Man, did you see that yardsaleat the last turn?Yello. [“jE”lo] interj. Hello. (Said with any intonation thatwould be appropriate with hello.) Yello, Smith residence.yench [jEntS] tv. to swindle someone; to victimize someone.(Underworld.) The flimflam artist yenched a coupleof banks and then moved on.yenta [“jEnt@] n. a gossip, usually a woman. (Regarded asYiddish.) She can be such a yenta when she’s got news.yo mama interj. so you say. (Black.) Not enough bread!Yo mama.236Copyright © 2007 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.Click here for terms of use.