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End of Year or End of the Year
I'm going to an EOY party.
EOY by DVW May 22, 2008
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1. A common term used to describe one's overwhelming happiness with regards to a current situation.
2. Used in agreement with a previous statement.
Example 1)
"Box of Stella down to £8! E-OY!"

Example 2)

Person A - "This tune is slamming!"
Person B - "E-OY!"
E-OY by EOYRhonddaBoy April 23, 2014
Related Words
EOY eoyem EOYCC Eoyger eoyr
An end of the year party (school year)originating from the word dayger meaning "day rager" which is simply a celebration of anything you please. A eoyger needs to be a pool party and it needs to have a jacuzzi. Two sporting events must be active ,for example, two big soccer games that are on tv. Guy to girl ratio must also be ridiculous.
-Hey bro you down to throw a eoyger?

--Yea bro im just vinin.
Eoyger by Justvinin June 8, 2013
eoyem
he is eoyem
eoyem by not eoyem August 27, 2021
:eoyem:
eoyem by eoyem August 27, 2021
end of year celebrations coordinator
The EOYCC hosted the best party of the year. The Boss got toasted and forgot more than he ever actually knew!
EOYCC by yob74 August 27, 2020
END OF YEAR RAGER. Epic party that is held at the end of the school year. 150 minimum and lasts for 5+ hours.

Be the first to get there and last to leave
Hey what are you doing this weekend?”
“You know me, just going to the EOYR!”
eoyr by End of year rager24/7 March 26, 2024
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