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2021年9月27日 · 'Yeet' is an ideophone, not because it's made of sounds -- again, which all phonetic words are -- but because it is a word that represents a sound that has as its referent a non-vocal idea. Throwing something doesn't make the sound 'yeet', but the concept of throwing something is evoked by the sound, represented as the word yeet.

2022年6月5日 · The first time, it does sound like the modern yeet, but the second time it sounds like eat. I think he is actually "telling" the acid to eat the car and/or its paintwork, but the first time he tried to say the word either he had a brainfart or perhaps because of the fumes from the acid, his mouth pushed his tongue up a little to block the ...

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136 votes, 16 comments. Kind of like destruc- for spikes but YEET back throws honestly maybe not only back throws, just throws that look "yeet"able…

Related to all of this, there are two other sound effect files with interesting names: se_go_ball_ground.wav se_go_ball_mistake_ground.wav They both involve the sound the pokeball makes when it hits the ground after taking/sucking in the pokemon, but I never noticed there were two different sounds.

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many instances of older (~ 17th century) texts where people spell "yet" as "yeet" a couple passages of what appears to be Old English that give me no clue about what "yeet" means a bunch of Latinized transliterations of Hakka and Cantonese that …