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Classic Bmore exclamation of approval/joy/elation/etc. Similar in function to "yes!" Indicates mutual approval. Originated within the FSB scene. Often stretched out to indicate extreme approval ("Ayerrrrrrrrrp."
EXAMPLE #1

"What up son, you got that dank?"
"Ye son, about a quap in fact."
"Oh, ayerp!"

EXAMPLE #2

"Yo dude, I'm looking to pick three 30's later, you in?"
"Ayerrrrp!"
Ayerp by montezuma smith March 1, 2009
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ayerie hole 

Affliction of the anal ring, often induced by not changing boxers for several days, or often follows a trip to the toilet after a night on the beer.

Leads to uncomfort from itching to hindering walking.
"Ah man I just dominated the toilet, but i feel i could have ayerie hole after it"

"Hey pass me the cream, I've ayerie hole"
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Ayerp • Ayer • Ayersville • Aderpable • Ayepa • ayerianna • Ayerim • AYurp • aderphilia • Aerpes
If you ever met Ayerim,your the luckiest person on the planet.If she ever says she loves you,she really means it.Many people have 1 in a trillion to find a person named Ayerim.She will always have your back no matter what.
Ayerim is so awesome
Ayerim by 🥺😂 June 10, 2019
A portmanteau of aye and yep.

This is in effect a double-yes, which is 100% more effective than a single.
Angus : Hey, Morag, have you got the bag of tatties for the Burns' supper?

Morag: Ayep! And a braw looking haggis tae!
Ayep by kerrhoff May 9, 2011

The Fresh Prince of Bill Ayers 

Nickname for former US President Barack Obama that originates in the Bill Ayers 2008 presidential election controversy. Bill Ayers is a Chicago-based college professor who lived in the same neighborhood in Chicago as Obama and they were friendly with each other. Ayers was a 1960s radical who was a member of the militant leftist group the Weather Underground in his youth.

The fact that he and Obama were on friendly terms, although both men denied being friends, helped fuel right-wing conspiracy theories that Obama was a radical leftist like Ayers and that Ayers had mentored Obama and was guiding Obama to destroy the US from within his position of power. Ayers said that he got along well with Obama when they saw each other at local social events, but that Obama was not a radical, even though he wished that Obama was a radical and that he did not have any influence over Obama's ideology.

The term "The Fresh Prince of Bill Ayers" is a play on words referencing the popular 90s sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air about a young black man who moves to the tony Los Angeles neighborhood of Bel-Air to live with wealthy relatives after getting in trouble in his inner-city neighborhood in West Philadelphia. In this play on words, Obama is the "fresh prince" of radical leftist Bill Ayers who they think is dangerous and now has access to power through Obama. Of course, none of these irrational fears, false claims and conspiracies came to fruition and Obama was a rather moderate president.
Obama is a radical Marxist! He's The Fresh Prince of Bill Ayers!
ghetto town where the infamous sammi igo lived and made better with her presence before she moved to the even better town of harvard and corrupted their innocent minds
kid: dude, i live in ayer.
other kid: no way! that trippin gurl sammi igo used to live there
kid: ya man! shes the bro-est ayer homie out there!

Ayersville 

A little town in Defiance, Ohio (Northwest Corner) where everybody knows everybody. The ceilings of the school are moldy af and the Mac and cheese is the shit. Most the girls are thicc af and know how to party.
Guy 1: "You see the mold all over the ceiling?"
Guy 2: "Yeah, it reminds me of Ayersville."
Ayersville by IGotTheShit November 24, 2017
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