yeeting
- 1Present participle and gerund of yeet.
The kids were yeeting snowballs at each other from behind the fence.
Yeeting his backpack onto the couch, he flopped down beside it.
Note
The -ing form does double duty: a participle in "were yeeting snowballs" and a noun in "yeeting is banned indoors." Most uses carry the slang throwing sense and take an object. Without one, it can mean dashing off, though that use is uncommon. Online it can also refer to self-harm, so context matters. An obsolete yeet meant addressing someone as "ye," which has nothing to do with throwing.
Yeeting your phone across the room won't fix the bug.
She went yeeting down the hallway the moment the bell rang.
yeeting is a form of yeet
yeet, verb: To throw something violently, with all one's strength. Full entry
- Spelling
- yeet → yeeting: add -ing
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