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Word used to describe sensation given when fucked up in the backseat putting a fadora on the car head rest in front of you. Can be very exciting. (When fucked the fuck up.)
"Dude, watch this!"
*puts fadora on back seat*
"AYYYY!"
AYYYY! by Nickeatsbabies February 19, 2010
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ayyyy boyyyy 

ayyyy boyyyy i see u
ayyyy boyyyy by 6ix9inesduageter September 30, 2022

ayyyy boyyyy 

An insult towards trans ppl
Ayyyy boyyyy u look good
ayyyy boyyyy by 6ix9inesduageter September 30, 2022

rip that pussy ayyyy

an amazing trend that deserves all the hype because it's stupidly addictive.
'my cat died.'
'RIP THAT PUSSY AYYYY'

I'm The Nigga, Ayyyy! 

Shouted by a passerby in Myrtle Beach that apparently got arrested for doing that.
Usually a word said out of excitement or happiness. Also can be a word to fill in awkward moments or a quiet group of people to create laughter or excitement. This word has no real meaning to it, it's just a sound that can be done unlimited times in a conversation and not really mean anything.
Josh: Hey man, I just got into university !

Viktor: AYYYYYYYY

Josh: Thanks I guess...
ayyy by chanchon8181 August 22, 2011
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