ya mum

one of the best insults EVER cause there rly isnt a reply insult. used when;
1)u have NO idea what the insult meant
or
2)u have no other comeback
3)u dont know how to answer the qn or cbf

1) Davo: omgsh look at the MINGER!!!
Julie: ya mum's a minger!
Bill: zing

2) Davo: Julie's ugly!!!
Julie: ya mum!!

3) Bill: oi, davo!
Davo: yeh?
Bill: what's the time?
Davo: ya mum

by sexii June 19, 2007

ya'll

The incorrect spelling of the contraction "y'all." In English, we use the apostrophe to replace letters when squishing two or more words together. In the case of y'all, the apostrophe replaces "ou" in "you" or "a" in "ya," depending on whether or not you can pronounce "you" correctly (you all or ya all). The sound of "all" does not change.

"Ya'll" would more correctly be a contraction for "ya will," and it sounds like "yuh-ull" because ya sounds like "yuh" and "'ll" sounds like "ull." In this case, the "ya" sound does not change.

You all:
Are y'all coming with us tonight?
Y'all better not do that!

Ya will:
Ya'll be sorry if ya do that after ya were told not to.
Ya'll be lucky if ya don't get a whippin' for doing it anyway.

by Not Billy-Bob September 18, 2011

YA DID I MEAN

know what i mean, know what i'm am saying.

choda boy: lets go pick up some rossi and a fifth of XO.
Joslin: YaDidIMean.
choda boy:Word

by Joslin September 9, 2005

Ya Finger Deal Me

To understand someone

"Yo, Don't ever fuck with me! Ya Finger Deal Me!!!"

by The Young Untouchable July 15, 2006

ya'll

not just for hicks, rednecks, wannabes and pimps like a previous definition states. It is the combination of "You" + "All". Common slang for residents of the southern states.

Are ya'll coming to dinner?
Ya'll aren't suppose to go in there.

by CNote December 28, 2005

Ya kalb

Ya kalb is a word used by Arabs and it means “the handsome” but we use it to describe something nice and lovely

That t-shirt looks just like you ya kalb

by The most common November 28, 2020

Ya done

An excited utterance by a person in agreement with another, similar to "Hell yes!" To specify, when someone poses an opportunity, idea or suggestion to another person, and the recipient likes or agrees with the opportunity, idea or suggestion, the second person will say, "Ya done!" or "Ya done on that!"

First person: "What do you say we go play some small ball and drink some bricks?

Second person: "Ya done!"

or

First person: "How do you feel about heading to the casinos this weekend?"

Second person: "Ya done on the casinos!"

by Drinkard December 1, 2006