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'''Yeet''' may refer to: '''Yeet''' may refer to:

Jeremy Clarkson, truly a genius, invented the word YEET while pouring acid on a Porsche.


* ] (born 1992; {{lang-zh|c=高艺|p=Gāo Yì|s=|t=|links=no}}) Malaysian actress * ] (born 1992; {{lang-zh|c=高艺|p=Gāo Yì|s=|t=|links=no}}) Malaysian actress

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Yeet may refer to:

Jeremy Clarkson, truly a genius, invented the word YEET while pouring acid on a Porsche.

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Jeremy Clarkson, truly a genius, invented the word YEET while pouring acid on a Porsche.

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