by Send Newdz December 25, 2016

Exclamation agreeing to the statement somebody has previously said. Used most commonly in the Welsh valleys
by kimmi January 27, 2004

by chase ingham September 11, 2003

An abbreviated reply in Marine Corps ,Navy lingo short for Aye Aye Sir meaning I have received your message and I have understood it and I will comply .
Captain - make sure you have your platoon in formation at 0430 .
Gunny- Aye Sir we will be standing tall.
Yes sir
Roger
Wilco
Marine
Navy
Pirate
Gunny- Aye Sir we will be standing tall.
Yes sir
Roger
Wilco
Marine
Navy
Pirate
by Not that guy 00700700 September 10, 2016

Properly written: ¡Ay, güey!
It is a very informal Mexican exclamation, similar to "OH, SHIT!" without the intense level of vulgarity.
It comes from: Ay! - literal translation of exclamation in Spanish of "OH!/ Ouch!"
Güey! - refers to "dude / chav" hence why it is informal.
It is a very informal Mexican exclamation, similar to "OH, SHIT!" without the intense level of vulgarity.
It comes from: Ay! - literal translation of exclamation in Spanish of "OH!/ Ouch!"
Güey! - refers to "dude / chav" hence why it is informal.
Ay wey, tu jefa esta bien buena. - "Oh, dang! Your mom is so hot."
Ay wey! Casi me caigo! - "Oh, shit! I almost fell down!"
¡Ay, wey! Ya no tengo dinero. - "Oh dang. I don't have anymore money!"
Ay, wey. Se me pasó el camión. - "Oh, shit. I missed the bus."
— ¡Ay, güey! — Exclamó Eratóstenes. - "Oh fuck!" Exclaimed Eratosthenes.
**Either spelling is equivalent to mean the same thing, except "ay wey" is more prevalent in informal writing or among anyone basically (refer back to the fact of being an informal expression). "¡Ay, güey!" is more prevalent in literature but is not exclusive.
Ay wey! Casi me caigo! - "Oh, shit! I almost fell down!"
¡Ay, wey! Ya no tengo dinero. - "Oh dang. I don't have anymore money!"
Ay, wey. Se me pasó el camión. - "Oh, shit. I missed the bus."
— ¡Ay, güey! — Exclamó Eratóstenes. - "Oh fuck!" Exclaimed Eratosthenes.
**Either spelling is equivalent to mean the same thing, except "ay wey" is more prevalent in informal writing or among anyone basically (refer back to the fact of being an informal expression). "¡Ay, güey!" is more prevalent in literature but is not exclusive.
by tehlostghoat May 26, 2020
