y'ought'a 

y'ought'a is short for "you ought to"

Y'ought'a watch that video I told you about on YouTube.

A computer programmer is something y'ought'a be because it pays well.

y'ought'a by deepspace10 December 16, 2010

y r u 

a question to the nature of ones doing; why are you

oXLauren28Xo: y r u being mean

y r u by Ben&Anna July 10, 2005

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."

y'all best break y'all selves by Y'alls Auntie, the MEAN one September 8, 2008

Y'knahmean? 

The translated form of "Y'knahmean?" from eboncial to white is "Do you know what I mean?". Popular among many "black folk" the phrase is spreading into regualar conversation.

"Yo that jacket is tight son, Y'knahmean?"
-Shorty, Scary Movie 4

Y'knahmean? by FriGuy May 13, 2006

Y-pod 

an iPod with so many crap, gay or oldie song you just have to ask the owner why?

god that dick-head had such a Y-pod

Y-pod by Chunk Rob March 10, 2007

y so srs 

Typically known as a line used before The Joker slashes a victims face to make it look like they are smiling but has also come to be known as a common day phrase said to one who's got a stick up their arse.

It should be noted that this disfigurement is a common day occurance in Glasgow, Scotland. Can be seen on actor Tommy Flanagan though there are far worse examples. Known as a Glaswegian smile.

Friend: Mate, you have no idea what you're on about, Sara is way hotter than Nicole.
You: I respectfully disagree.
Friend: Fuck you mate, you deserve an asswhooping for that opinion, fuck off I can't even look at you.
You:y so srs?

y so srs by MrWoggles January 21, 2009

Y'no 

Used when you have too much to say to sound out "You know." Also used at the beginning and ending of sentances to tie off a thought or start a new one.

Y'no, Rachel's got a new pair of boots that make her look like a hooker.

It is soooooooo hot in here, y'no?

Y'no by sendanSOS July 6, 2005