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ayÿ by PokeMasterw February 26, 2018
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Ayy
"Ayy" is an expression of greeting, most likely coming from the word "hey". It is mostly used in ghetto culture, or by people high on marijuana, and can also be used as an insult or mockery.
Ayy by TheChudeDude June 6, 2016
Ayy
1. A gentle 'ayy' symbolises gratitude among friends, and is often used as a general greeting
2. A more agressive 'AAAYYYYYYYY', is used to show anger amongst a close group of friends or family.
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2. A more agressive 'AAAYYYYYYYY', is used to show anger amongst a close group of friends or family.
EXAMPLES:
1. Person 1: I joined the cadets!!
Person 2: Ayy
2. Person 1: I DIDN'T GET LAID!!
Person 2: AYYYYYYYAYYY?!??!
Person 1: BUT I DIDNT GET LAID!!!
Person 2: Ayy
2. Person 1: I DIDN'T GET LAID!!
Person 2: AYYYYYYYAYYY?!??!
Person 1: BUT I DIDNT GET LAID!!!
Ayy by BootyMaster123 May 24, 2009
Ayy
Ayy by TheDubLord April 25, 2017
Ayy
1. when said in a calm, appreciative tone, “ayy” means thank you.
2. when said in a high pitched, loud way, “ayy” means that you got fouled on your way to the hoop.
3. when said in a loud but deep voice, “ayy” can be used as a celebration, or, as a background for a rap song.
2. when said in a high pitched, loud way, “ayy” means that you got fouled on your way to the hoop.
3. when said in a loud but deep voice, “ayy” can be used as a celebration, or, as a background for a rap song.
1. *friend passes blunt* you: “ayy”
2. *sibling pinches you* you: “Ayyy!”
3. *the squad when the homie bags the baddest girl at the party* everybody: “AAYYYYY”
2. *sibling pinches you* you: “Ayyy!”
3. *the squad when the homie bags the baddest girl at the party* everybody: “AAYYYYY”
Ayy by mr bean on the cheese cream June 14, 2018
ayy
A simple greeting for which the sender does not want to continue the conversation, usually followed by nothing.
Hello!
"ayy"
"ayy"
ayy by Thatonesmartkid4.0 January 11, 2017
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