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. 
changing a lifestyle from good to worse.
name originates from what happened to celebrity singer, Kanye West over the past decades
name originates from what happened to celebrity singer, Kanye West over the past decades
by minesuchan April 8, 2025
Get the yemug. 
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.