A fork of Rural Dictionary
Eighties British slang for a gang consisting predominatly of Jamacians, or those of Jamacian descent. Usually yardies work in large groups and favour torture to anyone who says anything against them. Their downfall is their rash decisions, inability to handle the police democratically, and thier general disorganisation when compared to larger gangland groups. Yardies, though many, tend to share a distrust for anyone outside their own gang, and are often drawn into gunfights or knife battles. Charactorised by excessive jewellry, puffer-jackets, baseball caps and screeching accents. Usually violent and easily lured into losing their monies through misadventure.
A Jamaican (usually from trenchtown... the 'yard'). Also derrogatory refering to how they work in the yards of weathly land owners in the West Indies.
Friendly: yo bro, ya know you mi favourite yardie Derrogatory: Hey man get yo yardie ass back to work.
Means jamaicans, mainly a word used by black people or wigga's!!!
If you were to say im going to introduce you to some yardie's would mean im going to introduce you to some people from jamaica!!!
UK definition: Black, Jamaican (Kingston) born gangstas found in rough parts of London. Associated with BMW's, gold jewellery, and automatic guns. Responsible for a lot of murders and other crimes (mostly drug related). Jamaican definition: Anyone from your neighbourhood (not necessarily gangsters).
"Yardies have brought a horrific new level of violence to Britain" - Tony Thompson "Yardies, in terms of a reputation for ruthless violence, could one day rival the Triads or Mafia". - BBC
Definition Yardy: The homies, great friends, the boys. (Slang from Jamaican from the word “Yardie”; meaning friend, group of friends).
“Tonight I’m kickin it with the Yardy” “The Yardy be pullin’ up any minute”