e

An affirmative response often used by neurodivergent people, derived from 'ye', a shortening of 'yes'. An e used in this manner is always lowercase.

Person 1: Yo, you comin to game night tonight?
Person 2: e
Person 1: Great! See ya there!

by AmplSi July 13, 2022

e

a word to say (usually during texts) when you cant think of anything.

Jim: Hey Bob how are you doing?
Bob: Hey Jim, today has been terrible. I crashed into another car and i broke my arm.
Jim: E

by ARandomFailure123 July 19, 2022

E!

cool channell but it has a fanatical fetish for HOLLYWOOD and celebrities. Howard Stern Show and Wild On are good shows. Their list shows are ok, too. Sometimes they're too obsessed about what a celebrity do with their life.

Same thing with VH1, nobody cares what a celebrity wear on the walkway or how rich they are. It's like every week there's always a 101 moments in BLAH BLAH BLAH. Heavy Celebrity dick-riding.

by annonymous December 7, 2004

e

Abbreviated suffix for 'Electronic'. Used to indicate an online version of something.

My uncle works in ecommerce. That is, he makes a living by sitting at home in front of the computer in his underwear.

by Smokey Q Rivers June 25, 2008

:E

The lamest smilie ever. Has no real meaning, which is why many idiots routinely use it after sentences that would otherwise convey a valid meaning. Only used by forum nerds and the even bigger forum nerds that idolize them.

1. Have a look at this website dedicated to japanese animation! :E

2. 1337 $p33k is so funny! :E

3. I have never had sex with a woman and hold my sister's panties up to my face when I masturbate! :E

by Half February 1, 2005

e-there

A directive to send a reply email somewhere other than the original source.

Hey, I'm on my way home from work so e-there if you come up with plans for this weekend.

by bowlweb December 2, 2009

E:

A term of maximal endearment, for an eternity and to the end of ones existence.
Infinite love.

Derived in 1980's from the HMS(Harvard Medical School) "Cannon Ball"(written for the late Walter Bradford Cannon, expermentalist)

E: was the last line of his code.

by [e-mail] July 18, 2008