by Yoimyourmom February 6, 2020
Sayers, or young sayers, is a term used to describe cool folx. Emerging from New York City, NY, the word resonates with the LGBTQIA+ community, particular bi and trans* people. Originally derived from the special use of speech literally to say rather than to speak--the former verb necessitating the use of an object, this term is considered feminist in usage in respect to the arena of object-oriented discourse.
Jack: These young sayers here are really everywhere, you know what I'm saying?
Jane: Yeah, you exceptional tart. Nah, where'd you learn to use that language, dun dun?
Jack: (imitating Alicia Keys) I'm from New York!
Jane: Jaja, su muerto.
Jay-Z: We running the city like young sayers! ("Hate" from 'The Blueprint 3')
Jane: Yeah, you exceptional tart. Nah, where'd you learn to use that language, dun dun?
Jack: (imitating Alicia Keys) I'm from New York!
Jane: Jaja, su muerto.
Jay-Z: We running the city like young sayers! ("Hate" from 'The Blueprint 3')
by Agrsmlon December 15, 2018
That white man with the cowboy hat is a word sayer. I heard him complaining about all the stinky niggers at Wal-Mart.
by Sayer of the Word April 25, 2023
a phrase to be used when ironically proclaiming the grandeur of a separate claim in order to undermine its credibility.
by Sue Doe-Nim January 25, 2022