Dec 2, 2005 · Decades-old slang for the phrase "Did you eat yet?" Native to urban East Coast cities, such as New York, Philadelphia, and their blue-collar suburbs. It's a pun which not only references the regional accent but is also a mild ethnic joke referring to people of the Jewish persuasion. Mark says, " Djeetyet?" and Frank replies, "No, ju?"

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Decades-old slang for the phrase "Did you eat yet?" Native to urban East Coast cities, such as New York, Philadelphia, and their blue-collar suburbs. It's a pun which not only references the regional accent but is also a mild ethnic joke referring to people of the Jewish persuasion. Mark says, "Djeetyet?" and Frank replies, "No, ju?"

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Say "Did you eat yet" in a fast/casual voice. Huh? d’jeet? (did ya eat?) Jeet chet? Scarnon? This is right and I FUCKING hate it. Shit, you're right... As an Aussie, fuck off. You’re not you when …

Jan 29, 2025 · Yeet is a choreographed dance stylized by dipping one's shoulder in rhythmic steps with both hands out in front and knees bent as if the performer is riding a bicycle. It became popular in February 2014 after footage of people performing the dance were uploaded to the video-sharing sites Vine and YouTube.

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