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1. a cool/excited way of saying "yeah!" or "of course!" short for "shit yeah"

2. can also be used in a sarcastic way, as used in the movie 'Waynes World'
1. "You goin' to Mike's party?" "SHYEAH!... I can't wait!"

2. "You goin' to Mike's party?" "shyeah, right... and later on, monkies might fly outa my butt"
shyeah by Dan January 21, 2004
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A combination of "shit" and "yeah." Commonly used with the phrase "Aw." Usually said when expressing great joy towards another statement.
Troy: Dude, Tara just got Xbox Live!
Nathan: Awwwwww shyeahhh!
Shyeah by Doctar Sadlar February 4, 2010
Related Words
A combination of shit, and yeah. An exclamation implying that someone or something is right.
"Did you go into the city yesterday?"
"Shyeah"
shyeah by Jayus September 28, 2005
Instead of saying shit yeah it would be shyeah.
"Did you see that?" "Shyeah!!!"
Shyeah by Shmeckle May 4, 2008
Shyeah is a synonym for no it is pronounced (SH-yea-H)
“Shyeah I do not want to do this.”
Shyeah by SH-yea-H June 29, 2023

fa shyeah 

a combination of "fa sho" and "chyeah", A.K.A. "chyea;" a display of utmost agreement
"Wanna watch "Dodgeball" this weekend 5 times straight?"
"Fa shyeah!"
fa shyeah by Double J's February 21, 2008

fa shyeah 

a combination of "fa sho" and "chyeah", A.K.A. "chyea;" a display of utmost agreement
"Wanna watch "Dodgeball" this weekend 5 times straight?"
"Fa shyeah!"
fa shyeah by Guy from the 'Wood February 20, 2008
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murderhobo 

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