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A word people say when they are excited or happy. It is also used to celebrate. The word 'ayyyyyy' is full of joy.
*just roasted someone "Ayyyyyy!"
Ayyyyyy by JK;) May 17, 2017
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ayyyyyy by TheWriterOfDoom November 28, 2022
It is a way of life. An understanding. When someone hits you with the "ayyyyyy" you become family. Ayyyyyy is the way. The only way.
Me: Ayyyyyy
You: Ayyyyyy
Bond has been formed
Ayyyyyy by Jason4838383 December 24, 2021
Used to express frustration or used as an exclamation
Lucas:Is it difficult to do this task? I’m having second thoughts
Nicholas:AYYYYYYYY!!!!, it’s not difficult,just tedious!!
AYYYYY by GrandPriest October 9, 2018

ayyyyyeeee 

Expression of excitement, expression of agreeing and a random expression caused by any desired feeling
Guy: "Yo bro ! I just got the new Jordan's." Other Guy: "ayyyyyeeee! My nigga"
ayyyyyeeee by Forgivemygoodness November 24, 2014

ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy 

when someone happy to see someone this is what they greet them with. They may be happy about something happening.
Gibby : Sees GabGab - ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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