yes-and
v.—Gloss: To agree to all ideas, act upon them, and embellish them. Note: A staple of improvisational acting. «They stayed for over an hour and completely yes-anded everything we threw at them. There were moments where it felt like we actually did all know each other and you sort of forgot you were “acting.”» —“Surprise Wedding Reception” by Charlie Todd Improv Everywhere June 2, 2009. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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