Ya Mum Reflex meaning and definitionYa Mum Reflex mean? Here you find 1 meanings of Ya Mum Reflex.
When "Ya Mum" is your only comeback and answer to every question possible. Usually developes in year nine boys.
Alright kids dack your mother and lick the little brown flower in between her bottom cheeks then put your hand up the hole up the front Good luck do not try this in public
The most amazing person ever. She is smart, sexy and sassy af. You should feel bad if you don't know one. So go out and find yourself a Yamuna.
In Hinduism, Yamuna Maa is depicted as the goddess of rivers and the river Yamuna. She is sister to the Hindu God Yama. In many pictures She is seen holding a haar (floral nacklace) offering it to the Lord Shrinathji and on the otherside of the picture is Maha Prabhuji. Her holy water still flows throught the banks of the Holy Yamuna River. The Yamuna and Ganga River are the two most important rivers in the hindu religion and are sister rivers.
Yamunanagar is a place in northern Haryana. A place with a very unique geographic position is called yamunanagar. It has a river Yamuna, shares border with 2 states simultaneosly, and a third state being 2 hrs away from it and a union territory , Chandigarh too 2 hrs away . Besides having a river , it also has hills , forest , sanctuary , and holy religious places. The people of such a city speak both punjabi , hindi. It's lot more greener , peaceful and smoke free
When one is about is extremely hungry and is about to eat they can use the word Yam Up.
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Possible answer to most questions. When using this answer for random questions, it often adds humour to a conversation. It's best to use when you actually don't know the answer. Act like your serious at first, and then laugh about it.
A sub-concious grumbled statement made by mullered individuals after a rude awakening from their shit faced slumber..By anyone! The most versatile retort one can use.
A whimsical combination of the exclamation "yay" and the name "Amy." Best used joyfully.
A Person what lives in Black Country