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A word used commonly in Maine as a positive affirmation. Pretty much, it means "yes".
Person 1: Are you going to harbor park today?
Person 2: Ayuh!
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1. A word used to end a statement; in a Maine accent.

2. A word used to confirm a statement; in a Maine accent.
1.
Less go ta the faya, ayuh.
I'm a Mainuh, ayuh.

2.
Person 1: Wanna go ta the faya?
Person 2:Ayuh
ayuh by Da Mainuh January 3, 2008
Related Words
ayuh ayuhh
Adverb
Yankee Slang meaning affirmative;yes
Cold, ain't it? Ayuh, it's wicked out thayah.
ayuh by Bota January 13, 2003
A bastardized combination of "ah" and "yeah" commonly used by old cronies from Maine who have nothing better to do than whittle wood in front of a convenience store waiting to be written into a Stephen King novel.
Old Fart 1: Your wife tongue your crack last night, Jessep?

Old Fart 2: Ayuh.
ayuh by luggs78 January 20, 2004
a-yuh
( ey-yuh, ey-yuh )
It’s an abbreviation of “Oh Yeah”. This word count as interjection in New England. It used to express agreement.
Jay: Isn’t she beautiful?
Dee: ayuh! I can’t stop staring at her.
ayuh by Aida92 June 21, 2019
An all-purpose word for all purposes. Can also be a single phrase at any given time.
Ayuhh can be slurred into other words as well.

Only two people in the world can pronounce ayuhh correctly.
"Hey there, Chippy!"
"Ayuhh"
"What did you just say?"
"Aaayuhh"
"Are you CRAZY, fool?"
"Yayuhh"
ayuhh by Blackwood April 29, 2005
Ayuhh is somewhat related to skibby and rubber durian. It is something to say when you have nothing to say.
Person 1: What do you think.
Person 2: (thinking) I have to say something!
Person 1: Well?
Person 2: Ayuhh!
ayuhh by Lieutentant Axlerod June 1, 2005
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