yoko
/ˈjoʊkoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A person, often a woman, who is considered unconventional or nonconformist, especially in an urban setting.
“She was a true yoko, always challenging the status quo.”
2. noun
A Japanese woman, especially one who is married to a Western man or who lives in a Western country.
“The Yoko of the 1960s was often seen as a symbol of Japanese culture in the West.”
3. verb
To move or act in a way that is considered unconventional or provocative.
“She yokoed her way through the crowded streets, attracting attention wherever she went.”