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conveys worry, pain, distress, fear, or any negative/unpleasant emotion.
Ayyo! I have a test in 2 hrs!
Ayyo! my head hurts!
Ayyo! my life sucks!
Ayyo! by malluXXX October 1, 2010
1. An expression of dismay.

2. One of the swear word
3. A word of disappointment

Ayyo is most similar to the Damn
Ayyooooo what is he doing!
Ayyo! I have lost your my fucking keys again!
Ayyo! by Brizmac January 24, 2019
to say hi to someone in others words its slang for "hey you"
"ayyo,what you been up to??
ayyo by jane November 14, 2003
A popular curse word used in South India. It is not an abusive word, but a swear word similar to "dang" or "drat"
Ayyo! a traffic jam when I'm already late to work!
ayyo by chitsb January 9, 2009
1. slang for hi

2. use to get someones attention

3. used in place of a persons name
"ayyo, whats up"

"Ayyo, Mark come here!!"
ayyo by mimo January 18, 2004
Ayyo, not this food again!
ayyo by Junjikali August 26, 2018
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