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so yeah
Said by people who have nothing to say, seemingly trying to fill dead air. These people probably have their lips pierced and are under 18.
ok so like yesterday I was going to school and like I saw this girl and she was going to school too and I had my lip pierced and like she had her lip pierced too and uh like so yeah
so yeah by theguywhowrotethis August 6, 2010
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So yeah
So yeah by Mike Nason March 9, 2004
so yeah....
Used as filler or at the end of a sentence for added emphasis. Often used to make certain situations less awkward or to add on to ones original statement.
Status update: So my phone is broken and I cant text for a while.
Status update immediately following: Ohh, and also, I don't have internet until Monday so yeah....
Status update immediately following: Ohh, and also, I don't have internet until Monday so yeah....
so yeah.... by Dr. Jesus H. Christburger January 3, 2011
and so yeah
used when relating a past event and teller is unsure or too lazy to think of a good way to conclude it
and so yeah by vd December 31, 2004
Um so yeah
Um so yeah by JaxonJackson February 11, 2018
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