Ayup

Northern English word of greeting, surprise or warning.

Etymology: from Old Norse "Se Upp" meaning 'look up' or 'watch out'.

Greeting: Ayup, ow's tha gooin?
Surprise: Ayup! What's this then?
Warning: Ayup, mind thi eead!

by Beery March 11, 2009

Ayup

a greeting. as in hello or hi. common in the Nottm area of UK and the Midlands. is often followed by the word 'me duck'.

Ayup me duck. hows your mam?

by dee October 13, 2003

Ayup

This word means you are wishing Jacksepticeye a happy birthday!

Person:"ayup"
Jacksepticeye:"thanks"

by anonymous February 6, 2021

Ayup

A greeting like "Hello" but i made it more gay

Example: Ayup Mark

by DeadHacker00 July 28, 2023

Ayup

A form of appreciation that fans of jacksepticeye use, used to identify other jacksepticeye fans on Twitter

“I saw that you had ayup in your Twitter bio. Are you a jacksepticeye fan?”
“Ayup! Of course I am!”

by Cathman17 February 6, 2021

Ayup

Another word for hello

Ayup mate, hows it hanging

by Lee Supershaw February 7, 2017

Ayup

Commonly used in the south. Roughly translates to the word yes, or the phrase: “that’s right!”

Danny: Hey Cletus, I heard your wife cooked up a fresh batch o’cornbread?
Cletus: Ayup!

by BoyITellYouWhat August 17, 2019