yenno
alternative form of the expression ‘you know’. it is often added at the beginning of sentences to brace the listener to listen more keenly and it is also often added at the end of sentences as a form of seeking confirmation from the listener.
ex1:
yenno, i’m pretty fed up with my boss right now.
ex2:
i just have a strong gut feeling about it, yenno?
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- Yenta
yiddish – meddler, gossiper, meddlesome, busybody, nuisance. mostly judaic and female. those three yentas keep trying to set me up with their grandsons. from jewish background which means a woman who talks too much and never shuts up. can be used as yentering also. your girl is such a yenta. so your girl and her […]
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- yental
usually jewish and usually a woman, a matchmaker. “don’t be a yental, mom, i don’t want a blind date with one of your friend’s kids.” a jewish lental; jooooooooooooooooooo i had 1 yental yesterday