1)For others to know you agree with their point

2)To emphasise your point...Also meaning Get Me!

3)To emphasise a question...Also meaning Init

A portmanteau of carpe diem, a Latin phrase that means “Seize the Day!” and DM, which stands for Direct Messages. This word means seizing the day via DMs.

A Jamaican word that British yoots beg using but duno wat it means.

FOR THE RECORD it is actually meant to mean 'You Joking'? My Grandma and Mum have bin using it since day.

For example,

Granny's Gossip Mate-Yuh hear bout Shirley? She caught her son in Bed with a man.

Granny-Alie?!!!!

Brit Kids however, use it as a way of saying 'init' or an expression of strong agreement- it's 2009's 'you GET me'

ok right.... it is NOT pronounced a-llee as in the name Alice or Alexandra. it is pronounced a-LIE as in your saying LIE, ok? and you say it... well basically its the new word for INIT. u say it when u agree with what someone is saying or when you want someone to agree with you.

When you want to make sure that everyone knows you aint lying. Deadly serious.

When Your Ovally Serious About Something.

Another Way Of Saying Init.

A Jamaican expression made popular by the late dancehall legend Bogle a.k.a. Mr. Wacky.

It is used to express one's disbelief towards a particular thing or situation.