Yeyo

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Yeyo

Yeyo (pronounced: ye-yo) is a colloquial term often used in Hispanic cultures, particularly in the Caribbean, to refer to cocaine. The term is believed to have originated from the Spanish word "llello," which is a slang term for cocaine.

Etymology

The exact etymology of the term "yeyo" is not definitively known. However, it is widely believed to have originated from the Spanish slang term "llello" for cocaine. The term "llello" itself is thought to have been derived from the English word "yellow," which is a reference to the color of some forms of cocaine.

Related Terms

  • Cocaine: A powerful stimulant drug derived from the leaves of the coca plant. It is often used recreationally for its euphoric effects.
  • Stimulant: A type of drug that increases activity in the body, particularly the nervous system and the brain.
  • Recreational drug use: The use of psychoactive substances to change one's mental state for enjoyment, rather than for medical purposes.
  • Coca plant: The plant from which cocaine is derived. It is native to South America and has been used for centuries for its stimulant effects.

See Also

  • Drug slang: The use of code words, phrases, or terms to refer to illicit substances. This is often done to evade detection by law enforcement or others.
  • Hispanic culture: The culture of Spanish-speaking countries, particularly those in the Caribbean, where the term "yeyo" is commonly used.

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