yoink

1. A humorous onomatopoeia representing the sound of someone snatching something away (from someone else) very quickly and surreptitiously. Often said aloud when one takes something in a playful or teasing manner. A: "Ooh, these French fries look delicious. Yoink!" B: "Hey, I was eating those!"

2. verb By extension, to steal something in such a manner. Someone yoinked the pen from off my desk when I wasn't looking.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

yoink something

tv. to steal something. He yoinked a bike from the rack.

See also: something, yoink

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

yoink something
sidle
sidle away
sidle away (from someone or something)
talk to Hughie on the big white (tele)phone
ptooie
cop (something) from (someone or something)
cop from
snatch up
varoom

References in periodicals archive

"Yoink!" The boy sputters and squirms and scrapes off his hand, wiping his nose like it was dirty.

Bath

They later told us that they were thinking two things when we first crossed paths: "Who are these jokers and why do they want to steal the park away from the kids?" It took two years for the community to get to this stage in the negations, and some clowns weren't going to waltz fight in and yoink it away from them.

How to fight for a skatepark

Yoink. This is probably the most d'oh-like of the Simpsons words, in that it is an exclamation that always accompanies the same kind of action: when a character steals, snatches, grabs, or otherwise takes something from another character, the snatcher usually says yoink!

The Simpsons: embiggening our language with cromulent words

DOUBLE ACT: Sarah and Freddie plan to wed; OLD FLAME: Kimberly was engaged to Freddie; BRIDE TO BE: Sarah is ready to tie the knot and break millions of male hearts; CRIME TEAM: Sarah and Freddie, far right, with the gang; YOINKS: Sarah's character Daphne hits hard in Scooby Doo

Freddie is my perfect lover..he never fails to put the toilet seat back down; SARAH FINDS HER PRINZE CHARMING

词组	yoink
释义	yoink yoink 1. A humorous onomatopoeia representing the sound of someone snatching something away (from someone else) very quickly and surreptitiously. Often said aloud when one takes something in a playful or teasing manner. A: "Ooh, these French fries look delicious. Yoink!" B: "Hey, I was eating those!" 2. verb By extension, to steal something in such a manner. Someone yoinked the pen from off my desk when I wasn't looking. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. yoink something tv. to steal something. He yoinked a bike from the rack. See also: something, yoink McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: yoink something sidle sidle away sidle away (from someone or something) talk to Hughie on the big white (tele)phone ptooie cop (something) from (someone or something) cop from snatch up varoom References in periodicals archive "Yoink!" The boy sputters and squirms and scrapes off his hand, wiping his nose like it was dirty. Bath They later told us that they were thinking two things when we first crossed paths: "Who are these jokers and why do they want to steal the park away from the kids?" It took two years for the community to get to this stage in the negations, and some clowns weren't going to waltz fight in and yoink it away from them. How to fight for a skatepark Yoink. This is probably the most d'oh-like of the Simpsons words, in that it is an exclamation that always accompanies the same kind of action: when a character steals, snatches, grabs, or otherwise takes something from another character, the snatcher usually says yoink! The Simpsons: embiggening our language with cromulent words DOUBLE ACT: Sarah and Freddie plan to wed; OLD FLAME: Kimberly was engaged to Freddie; BRIDE TO BE: Sarah is ready to tie the knot and break millions of male hearts; CRIME TEAM: Sarah and Freddie, far right, with the gang; YOINKS: Sarah's character Daphne hits hard in Scooby Doo Freddie is my perfect lover..he never fails to put the toilet seat back down; SARAH FINDS HER PRINZE CHARMING
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