AAVE

African American Vernacular English. Also known as ebonics.

That man tands to speak AAVE which i find difficult to understand.

AAVE by John Beatty September 23, 2006

AAVE

Short for African American Vernacular Language. AAVE has been around for decades, centuries even…black people have created our own words that have circulated around our own communities. Some may label AAVE as “slang” or “ghetto” but it’s simply the way we speak and pronounce words. When those who are not black use AAVE, it’s very weird considering they are copying our every move.

Examples of AAVE: Musty, Chile, Ms girl, Deadass, Headass, cap, no cap, sis, pressed, finna, period/purr, asf, sus, stank, the gag, pop off, tea, trippin, hella, buggin, Tweakin, On my mama, Raw, real talk, snatched, gas/gassed/gassin, willin/wilding, aggy, wack/whack, throwing hands, girl bye/boy bye, and much more.

AAVE by Jordan828272 May 10, 2021

AAVE

African American Vernacular English, also known as Black English, is the variety of English used by most working and middle class African Americans.

Yo, how you done been?

Suh cuh, I noticed you speaking AAVE,

Exactly, slime.

AAVE by iamamuslim June 13, 2022

AAVE

A type of slang and language short for African American Vernacular English, also known as ebonics. Slang such as "Purr", "Period Boo" "chile" "doe" "deadass" "wbk" "ion" and "Miss gurl"

"Ugh I hate when white twinks use AAVE"
"I consider non-black people using AAVE cultural appropriation"
"bro when white people use AAVE wrong it makes me so mad"

AAVE by educated_blackgirl_659 December 16, 2021

AAVE

AAVE is African American Vernacular English which are words like “bussin” “yass” “sis (context)” etc and it is something white people can’t say (context) but it all depends on how you say it

white person: *uses AAVE* .e.g yass this is song is bussin i finna say yass queen periodt sis!
blk person: uhm..

AAVE by Otakuu March 27, 2021

AAVE

AAVE is something your non-black ass shouldn't use.

AAVE stands for African American English Vernacular. It is a dialect/language that black people have created and can be used solely by black people.

pressed, bussin, woke, rachet, sis, slay, lit, straight up, on fleek, turn up, etc (all examples of AAVE)

"Y'all pressed and for no reason"

AAVE by Singto Prachaya March 17, 2021

AAVE

Aguave after virtual entercourse

“Aye wanna AAVE cause lows I’m tryna sap some do from the seed of fruit Ahhhhh...”
“Well all right if I get to go firssst”
“Heehhe yea all right just this one time tho I’m running outta exclusive fruit”
“O I’ll get some more :)”

AAVE by OneNippiKid May 24, 2021