well aye

hartlepool term for why aye!

comin down the pub?
well aye!

by ste January 6, 2005

well aye

"no" or "as if" or "yh right"

man 1: you will never guess who i saw down the pub the other night... david beckham.

man 2: well aye

by geordie gal September 13, 2009

'well aye man' or 'well aye'

'well aye man' means 'yes of corse' or it could mean just agreeing to somthing good.

e.g.1- person1 " that bitch is canny fit like isnt she"
person2 " well aye. "

e.g2 person1 " you coming to get smashed at the pub tonight?"
person2 " well aye man. "

'well aye man' or 'well aye'

by davidmid5 June 23, 2006

well aye man

Well I man derives from the Geordie term wey aye man generally referring to a shocking subject which causes an individual to questions ones validity of a claim as geordies have evolved the term has changed slightly using well instead of wey

For instance: I went shopping today and some girl offered me a blow job; general Geordie response "well aye man"

by the dictorian October 21, 2013

wellaye

(origin un-known) a word or sound, usu. used in northern parts of england, usu to mean yes. Or, is often used to show indignance, usu. wil an 'aw' sound before it.

1) "are we going to the beach today?" "wellaye"
2)"hey, you, you're an idiot!" (see twollop) "aw, wellaye!"

by Sadie May 6, 2005

Wellaye

This means yes in most North Eastern countys of the uk

Ere mate ya coming for a sesh like?

Wellaye!

by Divvysharon September 6, 2019

wellaye

Synonym of chav, used in the North East of England.

Shit, It's the Amble wellayes!

by Wilsaa July 25, 2011