ay bendito

1. Oh my gosh!

"I just wanna hear you screaming ay bendito." -Luis Fonsi

by luisfonsi August 23, 2017

aye yo

the mocking of an individiual after a homosexual comment has been made.

Bob: damn that shit feels hard...
Rob: aye-yo... ???

by white mike November 2, 2003

aye yo

Directed towards another person in a casual conversation or to get someone's attention.

"Man, that was some good weed...(Pause)... aye yo, fa real fa real!!"
"AYE YO, where you bout to go?"

by Rachel Angelo February 28, 2007

ay

ay is a slang most Canadians use that means "right?" often used to confirm ones thoughts with another.

jeff: that movie was so lame ay?

bob: yeah it sucked.

by some canadian guy August 18, 2009

Aye boi

Typically used when calling major 🧢 on a boi 🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢

Aye boi u on that cap boi

by 🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢 May 21, 2022

Aye yo

Saying aye yo is like saying "that's kind of suspicious" in a sense where it's taken out of context and seen in a dirty way. It's similar to saying "bro that's so sus" as in if what someone just said is taken out of context it sounds weirdly sexual. It also usually is said before or after the word bro, don't even ask why it just sounds right. A lot of the times when it's said it seems like there's an extra space in between the two words so like "Aye, Yo".

Friend: "Hey wanna come up to my room?"
Other friend: "Aye yo bro why are you asking me that type of shit!"
Friend: "Bro why are you taking this out of context."

by DDDairpod November 22, 2021

why aye

Mistakenly only thought to refer to Geordie lingo, but has been used by MackemsSunderland for just as long but in a slightly different context.
Imagine the most extreme possible sarcastic meaning of the phrase 'As if' and 'Of course' but with even more negation of authority, then you might touch the full extent of it's meaning.

1)Diplomat-"The war in Iraq was not motivated by oil."
North east England inhabitant-"Why Aye!"

2)"It is possible to find an uncorrupt politician"

North east England inhabitant-"Why Aye!"

by Why Aye February 19, 2005