yin



have (something) up the yin-yang

To have a great or excessive abundance of something. The company's had financial difficulties up the yin-yang lately, but the CEO is adamant that it will start making a profit again soon. Sorry, I can't come out tonight, I've got homework up the yin-yang.
See also: have, up

up the yin-yang

To an excessive or extreme degree; in great or excessive abundance. The company's had financial difficulties up the yin-yang lately, but the CEO is adamant that it will start making a profit soon. I only buy video game consoles after they've been out a while and stores aren't charging up the yin-yang for them.
See also: up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kattalin-Basque
PuckPUK (English)Anglo-Saxon Mythology, Dutch
Gunnhildur-Icelandic
SylviaSIL-vee-ə (English), SUYL-vee-ah (Finnish)English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, German
Burroughs['bʌrəuz]
Amardeep-Indian (Sikh)