used by french people who want to say no cap but are french so they have to say oui no cap. Origin of this phrase comes from french Tik Tik
by yourlocalsexoffender November 14, 2020
trendy form of 'Heck Yes' to involve more than one language. 'Oui', in french of course meaning 'yes'. this phrase is a catchy term to show excitement in a situation.
by Katie & Heather February 14, 2007
A made up french phrase. The literal translation is "Very Yes" atlthough it is mostly used to mean "very true". It shows a positive emphasis on a sentence.
by AButt3rflyKill3r July 14, 2006
by Fozylady96 October 4, 2011
In English (slang) it translates to "my pussy be snatched" commonly used by Instagram model sahar luna
Girl 1: how did it go last night with zayn
Girl 2: oui oui bonjour baguette
Girl 1: OOOOF! tell me all the details
Girl 2: oui oui bonjour baguette
Girl 1: OOOOF! tell me all the details
by michaelsbigbooty101 August 1, 2017
Explanation should be unnecessary.
I never drink alcohol and I always try to drive very responsibly, so hopefully I should never hafta worry about da whole "OUI = IOU" debacle anytime I get pulled over for whatever reason.
by QuacksO October 25, 2019