Too oftenly mistaken for "your."
Meaning "you are." Used to describe something about someone, not something someone owns.
Meaning "you are." Used to describe something about someone, not something someone owns.
by Saphy August 14, 2006
Guy 1: You am awesome, man.
Guy 2: You mean "you ARE awesome," you silly, silly boy.
Girl 1: You two be gay.
Guy 2: You mean "you two ARE gay."
Girl 1: I rest my case.
Guy 2: You mean "you ARE awesome," you silly, silly boy.
Girl 1: You two be gay.
Guy 2: You mean "you two ARE gay."
Girl 1: I rest my case.
by Saphy August 28, 2006