y'all'd've'f'I'd've

A contraction for you all would have if would have.

Person 1: *backs out of doing something*
Person 2: y'all'd've'f'I'd've

by Queen._.Bee January 22, 2017

y'all're

A super mega contraction of the words "You" "All" and "Are."

Also, the definition above this one can't spell truncation properly.

"I hope y'all're happy now." --Deceitful Steve

by Strobel January 13, 2006

Suck A Ball Y'all

A phrase that can be used upon ones exit from a group of people or shouted out a car window at people waiting for a bus. The phrase can be used to upset or insult others or as a friendly phrase. The phrase was invented by a scientist in Fort Collins ,Colorado as a funny way to leave a party. This scientist also wanted to be credited as the inventor of this phrase and has attempted so by creating shirts, a website, and the first known tweet using the Suck A Ball Y'All phrase in it.

" Suck A Ball Y'All! " Yelled at teenagers smoking on a street corner.

by SuckABallYall July 28, 2011

Y’all

When you mean all of you

Y’all we got it like that like that

by RTEC June 11, 2006

et y'all

Et Y'all - the Texan, or friendlier, less Latin, aka more widely understood version of "et al". It proclaims, "Yes, I'm familiar with writing etiquette, but I'm also from Texas, and we say Y'all" This greeting is the perfect salutation to use when writing or addressing a group of people. Instead of typing out every name in that first line of an email, letter, memo, or other correspondence, one can simply name the first one, and follow it with the friendly "et y'all".

Uncle Terry et y'all,

I 'm writing to let all y'all know that I can't make it to the family reunion this year.

by Kaferk1d October 29, 2015

Oh sheesh y'all

The most incredible saying in the entire universe, coined by Amir Blumenfeld on CollegeHumor
He mostly uses it on his segment with Jake Hurwitz, entitled "Jake and Amir"

Can be seen in the episode called "Rapping"

Amir: "Oh sheesh y'all! 'Twas a dream."

by j_yar_J&A September 20, 2009

y'all good?

An absolutely savage southern US slang sarcasm of a more typical phrase from American English in general being "Are all of (or both of) you okay?" Generally when the southern slang version is used it is stipulating that whoever is being asked is not, in fact, okay.

Chick-fil-A: Home of the *original* chicken sandwich.
Popeyes, after coming out with their chicken sandwich: Y'all good?

by SunnyDKShiki October 1, 2021