yub nub

Definition

An Ewok battle cry meaning 'freedom!' — because apparently the forest teddy bears of Star Wars needed their own rallying call. Useful for dramatically declaring victory after defeating your enemies, both fictional and real.

Example Usage

After finally beating the final boss, Jake threw his controller in the air and screamed 'YUB NUB!'

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