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A word used by cutesy gurlz, usually with an exclamation mark, to mean "yes".
I asked her a question and she replied, "Yupperz!"
Gag.
yupperz by Jody December 2, 2004
Urban Dictionary Merch
A cutezie way to say yup, yes, totally, ok, or gotch ya. This word was invented by Kelsey Neumann, MI that's a fact I bet a lot of people didn't know. But that's what I've heard!
"Hey did you do your homework?!?"
"YUPPERZ":D
Yupperz by Volleyballem November 19, 2009
Are you going to teh movie?
Yupperz.
yupperz by Richard [Zeratual] November 30, 2002
"yupperz," she said meaningfully.
yupperz by Nate May 6, 2003

Yupperjack 

The Eddie Bauer/L.L. Bean/Orvis pseudo-outdoorsy men's fashion that evokes a rugged lumberjack facade, when in fact the wearer is merely a yuppie. The look is often accentuated with well-groomed beards, Land Rovers, and utility knives whose only real use involves the wine corkscrew.
The Yupperjack looks as if he could go outside and chop wood at any time, when in fact he's more likely to flip the switch on the gas fireplace in his 4000 square-foot A-frame "wilderness escape" cabin.

"Why's Matt wearing a plaid flannel shirt to the office today?"

"He's a Yupperjack."
Yupperjack by baggachipz April 3, 2008

yupperooni 

noun- an extra emphasis on the word yes;in agreement with
Is this word amazing? - Yupperooni
yupperooni by Caitlin A. June 21, 2008
To agree as in saying yes, but in a cuter way.
"Do u like ice cream?"
"YUPPERS!"
Yuppers by Emely May 3, 2005
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