What is the past tense of yeet?

What is the past tense of 'yeet'?

Yote

Yeeted

Yaat/ yoot

Or yet

Its Yote

that bitch was empty, therefore she yote the bottle
that bitch was empty, therefore she yet the bottle (which wasnt there… INVIsABLE BOTTLE)
that bitch was empty, therefore she yeeted the bottle
that bitch was empty, therefore she yeeten the bottle
that bitch was empty, therefore she yaat the bottle

I don't think yeeten sounds that good…
No offense

yeeted or yote

Both works
We can have two

yeets to that

Yeets also

Yeeted.

yot

yit
yeeten
yet

YEETED.

Let me explain…

"Yeet" can be an onomatopoeia, which is a word that expresses a sound, such as honk. The past tense of "honk" is honked. The past tense of "drip" is "dripped". The past tense of "meow" is "meowed". Look up the past tense of almost any onomatopoeia, and you'll find that the end of nearly every single one in past tense is "ed". "Yeet" is also a dance. The past tense of "dance" is danced. Therefore, the past tense of "yeet" is "yeeted".

(dont yell at me if im wrong, though)

It is yeeted.
You don't yote away
You yeet away. So yeeted is correct, and yote is not.

THANK YOU

I question why we put so much thought into this

Because most of us are high/middle school students who would rather do anything than school. :P

(That is correct, Confuzzled. would be the grammatically correct form of the sentence.)
(When you turn Grammar Chameleon on, you can never go back.)

@"(In-Honor-of-CW)-Alot-Is-Not-a-Word.-You-Don’t-Write-Alittle,-Abunch,-Acantaloupe,-Aporkchop-so-Don’t-Write-Alot."

It's yeeted, right?

This amateur wordologist go it right!