by JrnymnNate January 24, 2003
by kerdo1888 May 31, 2015
a scottish or north eastern english way of saying 'yes'.
scottish and Geordie people mostly say 'aye'
scottish and Geordie people mostly say 'aye'
Dude:Are you guys coming out?
Geordie/Scottish Dude: Aye, man of course, like.
Other dude: Yeah mate.
Geordie/Scottish Dude: Aye, man of course, like.
Other dude: Yeah mate.
by hananananaah January 17, 2006
A word used to get someone’s attention, or to reiterate what you said so someone can understand you better if they didn’t hear you the first time. “Aye” is often used in slang or with attitude in everyday speech, for example “Aye Morgan! Aye! You awake dumby?”
“we doing an all nighter then?” - Mckenzie asked
*Shane had no response*
“aye! i said are we doing an all nighter or what?” - Mckenzie shouted
*Shane had no response*
“aye! i said are we doing an all nighter or what?” - Mckenzie shouted
by pseudonymfindingdory January 2, 2022
aye he is here in the house
by Kevin Dazza March 1, 2006
it is a new zealand expression used to confirm the statements.. just like "isn't it?"... "tag questions"
by ab just ab August 15, 2005
by kfoxxxy January 20, 2009
