You's

Australian slang for ' All of you' Or 'You are all', as with reference to more than one person. This is Aussie version of "Y'all"

"You's should all come to my gatho on the weekend", which translates to "You should all come to the gathering that I am having on the weekend'
"You's are all sh*t c@nts" , which softly translates to 'All of you are not very good people.'

by ltrp February 29, 2020

Dry, You just be Dry

A phrase of respect to ensure the success of a planned operation under static conditions for a select individual in a sample.

Alright, I'll get comms, you get shields, and Dry, You just be Dry.

by Dr. Chance Egreiyaga November 13, 2024

You just have to keep doing it honestly

A phrase you can tell someone when they are going through a tough patch. It originated from a very popular YouTube channel.

Emma- meaghan, you just have to keep doing it honestly (Debby Ryan pose)

by Ragebait101 August 18, 2025

You

Cute, kinda awkward but it's fine, no one notices *wink wonk*

Person- Looks it's You!
You- nahh

by LouC123 May 10, 2020

see you in cornwall

It means "Goodnight"
British/Cornish Slang

jim. I'm going to bed mate

john. alright mate

jim. see you in cornwall
john. ahh goodnight

by see you in cornwall March 27, 2017

you

YOU, just you love,

words aren’t enough to describe your beauty. nature isn’t enough to compare to what I see within you. and love, ISNT nearly enough to what I feel.

your eyes are like clouds for even when they fill with sorrow and drown the land, they paint the sky with unimaginable beauty.

I’m uncertain if heaven or hell exist because after gazing upon your beauty Im lead to believe Im already in paradise,

lastly, I LOVE YOUUUUU 💞
(I do really hope someone reads this one day and believe what I’m telling you because I’m not lying you are IMPORTANT and you are BEAUTIFUL.)

this is for you.

by Iheartyoongi March 28, 2023

I’m gonna take you to prom

An ineffective limp wristed confusing threat. A phrase that is intended to replace “I’m gonna kick your ass” but would most likely leave the threatened party believing that the person uttering this phrase is romantically interested in them.

I’ve had enough of your shit, I’m gonna take you to prom.

by Krashski October 15, 2018