ayy-up 

ayy-up / ayy up / ayy up / ayy-up / ayy up? British{?} Coloquial, relaxed greeting; can be synonymous with "what's up?", "'ite?" (although the latter strichtly means an abbriviation of "alright?")

Ayy-up?
Ite?

Ayy up, mate?

ayy-up by chompychimp November 18, 2009

ayyup 

yeahhh. phrase in a ying yang twins song: ain't no kool-aid in my cupp ayyup.

rick: whachu drinkin son?
danny: grey goose ayyup!

ayyup by sweaty betsy October 15, 2006

Ayyup 

The noise that people in Britain make when they hear an innuendo. Usually used to signal that the user has identified an unintentional innuendo, but can be used for intentional innuendos too. Sometimes followed by "Neave".

Friend 1: *Pushes Friend 2 into pool.*
Friend 2: *Gets out of pool.* You got me so wet!
Friend 3: Ayyup!

Ayyup by Elppir July 28, 2015

Ayyup 

A greeting widely used by British people, mostly used to say hello to a friend or get somebody's attention.

Friend one: Ayyup!
Friend two: Ayy, how it been?

Ayyup by pseudonym.jpg January 12, 2019