2 definitions by sneakyhomunculus
Originally derived from the Lucky Luke expression "Jupe", the word deteriorated, because of extensive use on MSN, in a new word: "Juep".
It’s meaning is still the same as in it’s original form:
"An affirmative answer to a question or remark, which doesn’t interest you enough, for you to come up with a real meaningful reaction."
It’s meaning is still the same as in it’s original form:
"An affirmative answer to a question or remark, which doesn’t interest you enough, for you to come up with a real meaningful reaction."
by sneakyhomunculus April 29, 2004
Originally an expression commonly used in Lucky Luke comics, it gained new ground in MSN conversations. Its meaning hasn't changed, though:
"A short affirmative answer to a question or remark"
In contrast to the word it later changed in: Juep; the usage of Jupe doesn't have to derive out of lack of interest.
"A short affirmative answer to a question or remark"
In contrast to the word it later changed in: Juep; the usage of Jupe doesn't have to derive out of lack of interest.
by sneakyhomunculus April 29, 2004