Often used when trying to get someones attention.
Can also be used if someone tries to trick you, but you realize something.
Can also be used if someone tries to trick you, but you realize something.
by Hrugnir March 10, 2003
from the Canadian root word meaning "How about them apples?" Often used to indicate a statement of the obvious and mild condescention.
I see I caught you wanking off again, ey? Just had to wank to a picture of your grandmother, ey? Sicko.
by zoodc June 10, 2003
by N@y April 15, 2011
A phrase used by American Indians as 1) A sound noting a joke or 2) A noise stretched out for no reason. (Said just like the Canadian "ey.")
by Avram Fawcett June 3, 2006
by betterwordmaster November 24, 2007
Ey is the American version of eh.
Americans doing what they do best when embarrassed that they relate to a Canadian, they make up a word that does not exist.
In doing so they hope to avoid the fact that they say eh without realizing it just as people say like or uhm when going about thoughts.
If you look through a dictionary, 'eh' can be found as 'ey' cannot. If it is, that publisher is incorrect. Even Firefox spell check says ey doesn't exist.
Americans doing what they do best when embarrassed that they relate to a Canadian, they make up a word that does not exist.
In doing so they hope to avoid the fact that they say eh without realizing it just as people say like or uhm when going about thoughts.
If you look through a dictionary, 'eh' can be found as 'ey' cannot. If it is, that publisher is incorrect. Even Firefox spell check says ey doesn't exist.
by xxxMattxxx January 14, 2009