In southern regions, a conjunction of the words 'you' and 'all' - typically used when refering to a group of people, either large or small in size. Sometimes also used when speaking to one person when referring to the listener and the buddies he usually hangs out with.

I can't believe all these ignorant people defending the fact that they use "yall" ...actually yall sound stupid saying that, and I feel stupid myself for having just used it. whoever uses it sounds like a hillbilly redneck, and all these people saying it sounds cool or whatever, ya just keep telling yourselves that for sounding stupid..

The form of you + all. Mostly southern people use it. Pretty much all educated southerners use y'all, not just the poor and uneducated.

A southern corruption of the term, "yous guys." Most people who use the expression "y'all" are either rednecks or African-Americans. However, it is more often heard from rednecks. The expression becomes even more ignorant when it is changed to "all y'alls."

Y'all is not a real word. It is formed by dropping the ou from "you all." Even worse, "y'all is often used with a double negative, as described in the example below. This word is the epitome of ignorance.

A combination of "You" and "All." This commonly refers to a large group of people.

You all, all of you. (A politically correct way of addressing males & females at the same time).

A word used to describe a group of people, of any size ranging from 2 to infinity, in the Southern U.S. and some Northern and Western States.