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Noncommittal interjection favored by pirates (and their admirers) as a response to statements unlikely to produce a reasoned discussion. Useful while interacting with the ill-informed, tendentious, deliberately obtuse, and the simply boring. Because of its phonic similarity to “yes”, “yeah”, it has the virtue of being misunderstood as an expression of agreement. This helps the bag-o-wind feel that their statement has been adequately received thereby allowing them to produce more statements that are devoid of intellectual worth but still entertaining.
“But we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it.”
“yarrr.”

“The buck stops with everybody.”
“yarrr.”
yarrr by Yo.ho.ho June 1, 2020
Urban Dictionary Merch
an excited way of saying "yes" in terms of agreeing to a statement or answering a question. most often said in a tone of voice relating to lil waynes in "you aint got nuthin'" at 3 minutes and 16 seconds into the song.
drive through voice: would you like a coke with your combo meal?

customer: Yarrr!!

Drive through voice: $4.19 at the first window.

customer: Yarrr!
yarrr by foshodownloproho January 25, 2009
YARRR GIRL
Yarrr by st4rwas taken September 9, 2023
Used in the New Jersey and New York area. It is a greeting to friends. Usually when it is said, others scream it back louder.
you: "YERRRRR"
friend: "YERRRRRRR"
YERRR by Spongeboop July 29, 2018
Yarr! is like saying yeah! It can convey a sense of loss, a feeling of resination, and can even confirm agreement, but more appropriately it's just yeah.

Yarr! My pirate's booty has been stolen.
yarr! by Chas501 October 3, 2007
Verb: To probe fast, and finish early.
Yo, man, I wasn't making any progress until I yarrp'd for it!
yarrp by mnectar April 4, 2018
A way to say "wasssup" or "yoo"
Its mostly used in New York or New Jersey

If you ain't from these two places don't use it
person 1: Yoo wassup my nigga!!
person 2: YURRRRRRR
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