A version of “hey you” that you say to the friends who are really just an inconvenience to you. While it may give off a chirpy, happy-to-be-in-the-conversation attitude, it really just means you don’t care much.
(That or you have no idea how to speak the English language)
(That or you have no idea how to speak the English language)
Amelia: This one annoying clive guy keeps texting me, and I have no clue how to respond.
Amelia’s Friend: Just start your conversations in the morning with “heya” and eventually he’ll get the idea.
Amelia’s Friend: Just start your conversations in the morning with “heya” and eventually he’ll get the idea.
by hot.elf.boi.666 June 15, 2022
Get the Heyamug. Another type of style to say “hey”
Also usually said to a boy/male to sound more cool or more male.
Also used for greeting new people.
Also usually said to a boy/male to sound more cool or more male.
Also used for greeting new people.
by weirdguyontheweb May 22, 2021
Get the heyamug. A term only used by extremely skilled gamers when they're about to ruthlessly slaughter a team of people.
A groups of people can also use this term.
A groups of people can also use this term.
teamerbo99: alright guys who should be target next-
DesiredNarrator, A_tntb, Killingtontheevil in unison: heya gamers.
teamerbo1 through 99: OH GOD PLEASE NO SPARE OUR LIVES
DesiredNarrator, A_tntb, Killingtontheevil in unison: heya gamers.
teamerbo1 through 99: OH GOD PLEASE NO SPARE OUR LIVES
by warmachine76123 March 15, 2021
Get the heya gamersmug. 
heya
Coined by: Catalin Andrei Rajka
Definition: An informal greeting derived from "hey y’all" or "hello y’all", used when addressing a group of people the speaker feels positively toward.
Pronunciation Note: May be elongated with multiple "a"s for added enthusiasm (e.g., heyaaa!), though the spelling remains "heya".
Tone: Friendly, casual, group-oriented
Coined by: Catalin Andrei Rajka
Definition: An informal greeting derived from "hey y’all" or "hello y’all", used when addressing a group of people the speaker feels positively toward.
Pronunciation Note: May be elongated with multiple "a"s for added enthusiasm (e.g., heyaaa!), though the spelling remains "heya".
Tone: Friendly, casual, group-oriented
by Ondalin June 21, 2025
Get the heyamug. 
Get the Heyamug.