jeat

Short for, "Did you eat?"

Boy, I'm hungry. What about you, jeat yet?

by David J. July 12, 2005

Jeat

A Baltimore based interrogative colloquialism short for "Did you eat?"

"Jeat at that new all-you-can eat crab joint near Fort McHenry?"

Or much simpler:

"Jeat yet?"

by T. Scott G March 30, 2007

jeat jet

"Did you eat yet ?". From, 'Just Before The War With The Eskimos,' in the collectin Nine Stories by Salinger.

Jeat jet ? I gottahafa chicken sanich.

by merc April 20, 2005

d'jeat

used for "Did you eat?"

"Hey, Bob, d'jeat yet?"

by renee71 May 21, 2007

J'eat yet

Did you eat yet & do you want to eat together?

J'eat jet?
(Always used as alone in a sentence.)

by mandingoe July 29, 2003

J'eat yet

To ask someone if they ate yet.

Yo man J'eat yet?

by imBen July 9, 2003

J'eat yet

Some consider this "Pittsburghese". Many people in Pittsburgh speak so quickly and with so little enunciation, that you often get phrases like "J'eat yet" or something about the Steelers and drinking into a three word sentance.
This particular phrase, however, is merely, "Did you eat yet?" Although, it can also sound like "Jeat jet?".

"Hey Bobby, I was going out for food, j'eat yet?"
"Not yet Jane, I'll come grab food too."

or

"J'eat yet?"
"No, I got a sandwich now though."

by Synyster Ravyn November 14, 2006