y'all 

Inexplicable contraction for "you" and "all", typically cited by non-Southerners as the correct way to spell "ya'll" (which is actually a contraction of "ya" (common American English vernacular for "you") and "all").

I know better than Southerners about their own colloquialisms - it's "y'all", you dumb hicks!!!

y'all by zer0sig October 3, 2011

Y.B.M.H.S. 

You break my heart sometimes

Y.B.M.H.S.

Y.B.M.H.S. by dsprtlvr July 24, 2010

Y.M.D.B 

Your

My

Dirty
Bitch

maybe used to describe a girl when having sex.

"Y.M.D.B baby..."

Y.M.D.B by mysteriouspantha -x- August 20, 2011

y'all 

(pron.) A contraction for "you all," used primarily in the southern United States. The possessive of "y'all" is "y'all's" as in:

"Do y'all have y'all's stuff packed for the trip?"

Regional note: Often the use of "y'all all" is perfectly acceptable for many Southerners:

"Y'all all have a great time tonight!" is equivalent to:

"All y'all have a great time tonight!"

Every reputable source states that "y'all" is used only as the second person plural pronoun (addressing more than one person). Quoting one source: Southerners do not, as is sometimes believed, use "you-all" or "y'all" for both singular and plural "you."

But this is not altogether true. In some cases, particularly when a heated exchange is taking place in a trailer community between two partners or individuals, "y'all" is perfectly normal for use as the second person singular pronoun:

"I've HAD it with yore horse shit, Jesse Sue! Y'all can go FUCK OFF!!"

NOTE: This is useful because the person addressing Jesse Sue can imply both Jesse Sue (by herself) AND her biological family members in the same statement.

"Did y'all fuck Jesse Sue last night?"

"Y'all's grandma is a whore!"

"Y'all all git y'all's ass outta here!"

"Y'all come again."

y'all by Rick Roberson March 6, 2012

Y-Boyfriend 

This is the person with whom you reunited, for whatever reason, after previously ending a relationship. He/She was your ex-boy/girlfriend and now is your y-boy/girlfriend. The term was created to facilitate communication. The homonym was appropriate for the reasons everyone asks.

“My y-boyfriend and I are going to his cousin’s wedding.” The listener can understand how that experience may be different than if you were a new, current, or just a friendly date. In general, the listener understands that you have had a relationship with this person, parted with them, grown, and reunited after working out your problems….or not, so some say, “Why?”

Y-Boyfriend by LaJeSchu May 26, 2013

Y-Girlfriend 

This is the person with whom you reunited, for whatever reason, after previously ending a relationship. She was your ex-girlfriend and now is your y-girlfriend. The term was created to facilitate communication. The inspiration for this term rose from the Generation Y following Generation X (“Gen X”). The homonym was appropriate for the reasons everyone asks.

“My y-girlfriend and I are going to her cousin’s wedding.” The listener can understand how that experience may be different than if you were a new, current, or just a friendly date. In general, the listener understands that you have had a relationship with this person, parted with them, grown, and reunited after working out your problems….or not, so some say, “Why?”

Y-Girlfriend by LaJeSchu May 26, 2013

Y'all Haul

Replaces "U-Haul" in the South.

We are moving next week I'd better reserve a truck from Y'all Haul.

Y'all Haul by Spinroyd October 27, 2013