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"Yeet" as an exclamation
1. This form of "yeet" can be exclaimed in any situation where the verb form could be used to describe the action in which the speaker is currently partaking. For instance, if you throw something violently or hit a nasty whip, you may exclaim "Yeet!" while doing so.
When Johnny entered the whipping competition, you better believe he hit 'em with that yeet.