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1. A general expression of excitement and happiness.
The word "hyip" is the bastard child of the words hip and yip. Usually repeated twice in quick succession, the pitch of your voice should match the level of your excitement (higher pitch = more excited). Users of the phrase are often seen attempting to leap into the air while sitting down.
The word "hyip" is the bastard child of the words hip and yip. Usually repeated twice in quick succession, the pitch of your voice should match the level of your excitement (higher pitch = more excited). Users of the phrase are often seen attempting to leap into the air while sitting down.
by E. Rock December 8, 2004
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A variation of the word hyip, "hyippins" indicates smugness rather than excitement. Should only be uttered in the most self-satisfied voice humanly possible.
A variation of the word hyip, "hyippins" indicates smugness rather than excitement. Should only be uttered in the most self-satisfied voice humanly possible.
- How were munchies?
- Hyippins.
- Hyippins.
by E. Rock December 8, 2004
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