Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A yard is like a hundred bucks in your pocket. It's also just the number one, but with more attitude.

Yo, I just got a yard from the man, and I'm feeling rich.

He said he'd give me a yard if I shut up, so I did.

A yard is basically the same as a hundred, but it's way more braggy.

2

When you say 'a yard,' you're basically telling the world you're back in your spot.

'A yard, baby!' he said as he walked through the front door like he owned the place.

She texted me, 'I'm at a yard. Come get me.'

He yelled, 'I'm at a yard, and I'm not leaving until I get my money.'

3

A yard is the place where you hang out, chill, and sometimes even get your business done.

The yard is where we all meet up to talk shop and smoke some weed.

He said, 'I'll be at the yard all day, so don't bother me.'

The yard is the place where the real talk happens.

4

A yard is like your personal torture chamber, but also your refuge.

'This yard is my jail, but I love it.'

He said, 'I live in the yard, and I don't plan on leaving anytime soon.'

The yard is where you go when you're done with the madness.

5

A yard is your home, but with more personality and way less patience for nonsense.

'This yard is my home, and I don't take any crap from nobody.'

She said, 'I don't know where else I'd be if I didn't have my yard.'

He texted me, 'My yard is the only place I feel safe.'

6

A yard is the secret weapon of the English language. It can replace any word and make everything sound more cool.

'I just got a yard from my homie, and it sounded way better than a hundred.'

She said, 'I don't even need to know what the word is, just say yard.'

He used the word yard in every sentence, and it was perfect.

7

A yard is slang for 100, but it's basically a hundred with a personality.

'I just got a yard from the guy, and I'm feeling good.'

He said, 'I don't take no yard from nobody.'

She texted me, 'I got a yard, and I'm going to spend it all on snacks.'