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yeah daddy 

yeah daddy, pronounced yaw doddy (varying british/australian accent, high pitched or angry tone), commonly used in combination with phrases such as, "give me the dune run daddy", "oh yea daddy", "daddy likee", "what ya got there big boy" or "I like dudes". A phrase completely straight in nature but meant to make those around them uncomfortbale. Used to express accomplishment, distract, or beg.
1. "Did you do the dune run?"....."yes daddy"
2. run the play.....yeah daddy
yeah daddy by playerhater11111 July 24, 2010
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ah yeah daddy 

ahh yeah daddy ahhhhh ahhhhhhhh HARDER
Want to get in bed? Ah yeah daddy.
ah yeah daddy by peeeeeeeeepe May 29, 2018

oh yeah daddy 

The appealing sound when a hoe choking it down
I had your girl saying oh yeah daddy last night
oh yeah daddy by Big sexy101 November 7, 2017

oh yeah daddy 

You know what you're here for, Go to a church and read that whole bible.
Son: Oh yeah daddy go harder
Daddy punching the punch machine: *Puts em' up for adoption
oh yeah daddy by Get_A_Life69420 September 26, 2021

Oh yeah daddy 

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Oh yeah yas ohyeahh Daady is very good and very bad at the same time so don't use it as averb. oh yeah daddy

fuck me daddy oh yeah 

fuck me daddy,oh yeah fuck me is normaly used juring sex due to the male/female who are injoying thierselfs
fuck me daddy oh yeah would be used as a way to show you are injoying yourself

cum on me daddy uhh yeah fuck me fuck me fuck me up the pussy uhhh yeah nigger fuck me fuck me fucccccccccccccckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 

you scream that when someone starts crying at a funeral be4 it started
(pussy cries): weee... you: cum on me daddy uhh yeah fuck me fuck me fuck me up the pussy uhhh yeah nigger fuck me fuck me fucccccccccccccckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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