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From 1920's america, was used in the deep south by Jem and Scout in the book "To kill a Mocking Bird" means yes Nicole - "Have you seen my boots"
Jessica - "Yessum, they're by the door" |
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Sorta like "yes ma'am" only spoken very fast. <Mother> Shave your balls, that tea-bagging session we had last night nearly clogged my throat with hair like a shower drain.
<Daniel> Yessum. |
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Southern polite people say "Yessum" to a female(usually an elder) meaning "Yes Ma'am". Can also be spelled "Yes'm" Teacher: Warsh the chalk board and then you can go home.
Student: Yessum. |
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an affirmative answer of a yes/no question; originating in Southern US shortened version of "yes, ma'am" yessum, miss daisy i'll drive you to the store, yessum.
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"Yes ma'am," common southern slang. It's a term of respect to a woman, usually older than the speaker. "Go kill yourself, you stupid fuck."
"...yessum..." |
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