YALL

the southern form of "YOU GUYSSS"

wow people who say "YOU GUYYSSS" MUST be gay... we cool bitches say yall

HEY YALL!!

by dude November 3, 2003

Yallternative

Alabama boys who also want goth girls to step on them

That goth chick made me done turn yallternative

by Thetruetruth04 August 25, 2021

Peace y'all

Good way of saying goodbye, or of being in the mix of a conversation and needing a reply that fixes things... up into integrity. Peace on it can be good too if people can get it that that's necessary to have been said - otherwise they might look at you and say weird things...

Peace y'all - happening out of it soon to be in...

by Clarion Smith September 22, 2016

yallah

the word can mean okay too

yallah samy, see ya on monday
which means : okay samy, see ya on monday

by blitzz September 14, 2007

yallright

Term used as greeting, enquiry after health, affirmation and farewell. Most common usage is found in South-East England.

For the purpose of coherance, a translation has been provided:

Person A: Yallright? (Greeting)
Person B: Yallright. (Greeting)
Person A: Yallright? (enquiry after health)
Person B: Yallright. (affirmation)

(Awkward silence)
Person B: Yallright! (farewell)

by Sivvus January 27, 2010

y'all best break y'all selves

Warning to children or other misbehaving persons to behave in public. Contrary to previously attributed gangsta use, it's what your Grandma would say if you and your cousins were acting up outside your own house or backyard, even if you were only in the front yard. Short for "Y'all best break y'all selves of actin' out, before I break you of embarrasin' me in public." Complimentary phrase might be "Ah'mo (I'm going to) take you right out this world and tell God the gators got you."

"We at the courthouse, y'all best break y'all selves while I pick up these license plates."

by Y'alls Auntie, the MEAN one September 8, 2008

yall

A southern contraction turned into a pop culture slang. To people in the south "yall" is used to distinguish themselves as southern so not to be confused with New Yorkers or otherwise "Yankee bastards" despite the obvious distinction in accents. In the north "yall" is used as a comedy staple to stereotype what yankees refer to as "idiots" and otherwise "ignorant rednecks."

In popular culture, "yall" carries the same stereotype as the northern taboo only it grants several comedians the ability to mock and otherwise satirize their own culture such as Larry the Cable Guy and Jeff Foxworthy.

"Yall wanna come to Herbert's field and go cow tippin'?"

by Slayzar June 17, 2007