yessiree

basicallly yes and sir all in one word.
:D

BOB: That movie was da BOMB!!!
LAURA: yessiree, it was freaking amazing

yessiree by n-i-c-o-l-e <3 May 1, 2008

Yessiree Bob 

Yessiree Bob is a historical figure from the late 1800s who traveled way out West to seek his fortune and he got this moniker because he suffered from a rare and devastating brain disorder which caused him to answer in the affirmative whenever he was asked a question and this led to his downfall in business when he was defrauded numerous times because of his inability to utter the simple word, “no.”

Yessiree Bob, there he goes without a nickel to his name or a place to lay his tired head.

Yessiree Bob by Dr Bunnygirl October 2, 2019

yessirree 

1. used as a positive 'yea'

2. "Yes, Sir Ree. Aye-aye"

1. Yessirree, dimes are the best!!

2. Yessirree. Your wish is my command.

yessirree by Victor Van Styn August 14, 2005

yessireebobaroony

1. Yes

2. Yea

3. Yeah

4. Affirmative

5. Si

6. Ja

7. Hai

8. Oui

Would you like fries with that?
YESSIREEBOBAROONY!

And do you, Rachel, take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband?
YESSIREEBOBAROONY!

yessireebobaroony by Lt. Dingo April 15, 2008

Yessire 

An exclaimate-d Yes sir! Has more of a playful note than Yes sir.

Boss: "I assume you will be picking up this task next after you are finished working on the current one?"
Employee: Yessire!

Yessire by AmbititousAquarian September 4, 2018

yesireebob 

Another interesting way to say yes, but around Casey I have to say yesireecasey.

Casey: so you you went to the concert last night?
Me: Yesireebob.
Me: Oops I mean yesireecasey.
Casey: Exactly.

OR

Jordan: So you went to the concert last night?
Me: Yesireebob!
Jordan: Who's Bob, someone I should know about?
Me: ummm noooo.....

yesireebob by somebodycall311 April 4, 2006

yesiree 

A discombobulated form of "yes, sir" and sometimes spoken as "yesiree-bob." However, no one knows who this "Bob" person is, nor why his name is not capitalized, and whether or not a comma should have been added before his name. Sounds haphazard.

"Yesiree, Bob! I slam-dunkin' agree with you, bro! " soon becoming the lazier usage, "yesiree-bob!"

yesiree by Crazy Starky November 15, 2015