A British West Yorkshire slang term used to sarcastically acknowledge something someone has said, often in response to an absurd or painfully obvious situation or a dry toned reply to a dry conversation. It conveys a mix of exasperation, irony, and resigned acceptance, especially when something could have been resolved much more easily or a situation/conversation being absurd.
Origin: Rooted in Northern English sarcasm, where stating the obvious deserves an equally obvious—but dry—response. Often accompanied by an smile and raised eyebrows.
Origin: Rooted in Northern English sarcasm, where stating the obvious deserves an equally obvious—but dry—response. Often accompanied by an smile and raised eyebrows.
ye man
Situation: Your mate spends 20 minutes ranting about how his car won’t start, only to realise he never turned the ignition key properly.
Mate: Bruv, I’ve been here for ages tryna figure it out—turns out I just had to turn the key harder.
You: yeman (deadpan, while nodding your head)
Alternative Use:
Person 1: it’s raining outside
Person 2: Yea man
Situation: Your mate spends 20 minutes ranting about how his car won’t start, only to realise he never turned the ignition key properly.
Mate: Bruv, I’ve been here for ages tryna figure it out—turns out I just had to turn the key harder.
You: yeman (deadpan, while nodding your head)
Alternative Use:
Person 1: it’s raining outside
Person 2: Yea man
by TRGCOG April 26, 2025
Get the ye manmug. 
by Itain'tObeeezy March 27, 2024
Get the Ye Olde Bussymug. by Green_Studios September 24, 2021
Get the yesmug. A phrase used to say yes.
Can be used in different ways.
For example:
Corroborative Homo sapien who happens to be the paternal Gender and who happens to have a phallus that belongs to the reproduction system and is used to birth a child and so happens to be on my genealogical chart and has lineage to my progenitor’s Kin or blood brother or my child-bearer’s kinsperson and brethren and who’s precursor or materfamilias so happens to be my matriarch or paterfamilias’ prioress or confrère
Can be used in different ways.
For example:
Corroborative Homo sapien who happens to be the paternal Gender and who happens to have a phallus that belongs to the reproduction system and is used to birth a child and so happens to be on my genealogical chart and has lineage to my progenitor’s Kin or blood brother or my child-bearer’s kinsperson and brethren and who’s precursor or materfamilias so happens to be my matriarch or paterfamilias’ prioress or confrère
by Aidz-Chaz April 24, 2019
Get the Yes sir cuzmug. 