an acronym for the upper east side of Manhattan. The UES refers to 57th through 96th streets, east of 5th avenue. The avenues on the UES are: Madison, Park, Lexington, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, York, and East End.
The teenagers of the UES have a reputation for being very posh, stuck up, and wealthy. There are many infamous private schools on the UES, including Brearley, Chapin, Dalton, Spence, and Marymount. Brearley and Chapin have a huge rivalry. However, contrary to popular belief, the school called Constance-Billard, from the Gossip Girl series, was invented for the series, and does not exist in the real world.
The teenagers of the UES have a reputation for being very posh, stuck up, and wealthy. There are many infamous private schools on the UES, including Brearley, Chapin, Dalton, Spence, and Marymount. Brearley and Chapin have a huge rivalry. However, contrary to popular belief, the school called Constance-Billard, from the Gossip Girl series, was invented for the series, and does not exist in the real world.
by macubed58 November 23, 2009
UES is an abbreviation for Upper East Side. Used by New York City dwellers to describe that part of the city.
by Streamwalker August 20, 2004
ue is an adorable cat. One day ue was resting it's head on an airpod case which was standing, while ue was eepying; the airpod case fell forward which awakened ue out of its eep.
by uelover December 8, 2022
Term denoting Urban Exploration. Used as both a noun and a verb. The idea of urban adventure is also expressed via URBEX and URBANEX.
Let's UE the derelict old warehouse on Fifth Street tonight.
I'm acquainted with the tenets of UE. Today, I document for posterity what will vanish tomorrow.
I'm acquainted with the tenets of UE. Today, I document for posterity what will vanish tomorrow.
by MothMan February 19, 2004