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(can also be spelled "yung" for added effect.) 1. (adj.) a word to put in front of any noun. this gives the original word more definition. putting "young" in front of a noun makes it 10x better. usually put in front of a work to describe how badass something is

1. Yea d00dz, lets go to the mall and get us some young v. 2. Lets go smoke that young cig.

Washington, DC slang for the 2nd person reference, when speaking to someone. It's used when you don't know the name of a person, or even when you do know their name. It doesn't matter if they're younger or older.

Whattup young?! Those folks are trippin! Ay young?! Did you see how he snatched that rebound!

Used to describe something cool or fresh, for instance: It is often used in conjunction with "though" in the form of "young (insert noun) though".

I'm going to the young party though.

a measure of age, young being someone or something that has not been on this world very long

"i'm still young, i've got my whole life ahead of me" said timmy

The name Young in Ireland was brought to the country by Scottish and English settlers in the seventeenth century. The main setlement point was in the Province of Ulster where the majority of descendants can still be found.

her last name is young.

a person who loves nadia and a trash can

WOIIIIIIII YOUNG

Urban slang that is short for young'n, which is short for young one. An integral part of DC slang.

"Git off me young before I steal yo ass."