ayyup

yeahhh. phrase in a ying yang twins song: ain't no kool-aid in my cupp ayyup.

rick: whachu drinkin son?
danny: grey goose ayyup!

by sweaty betsy October 15, 2006

Ayyup

The noise that people in Britain make when they hear an innuendo. Usually used to signal that the user has identified an unintentional innuendo, but can be used for intentional innuendos too. Sometimes followed by "Neave".

Friend 1: *Pushes Friend 2 into pool.*
Friend 2: *Gets out of pool.* You got me so wet!
Friend 3: Ayyup!

by Elppir July 28, 2015

Ayyup

A greeting widely used by British people, mostly used to say hello to a friend or get somebody's attention.

Friend one: Ayyup!
Friend two: Ayy, how it been?

by pseudonym.jpg January 12, 2019

Ayyuh

A contraction for when you need to fill space in a rap song but you can’t decide whether to use ay or yuh.

Ay, ay, yuh, ay, ayyuh.

by Real Mr. Pibb June 19, 2018

ayyüce

A girl who is going to be a successfull artist. Who has self-confidence and strong💗

Wow she is an ayyüce

by confidenceboost_111 November 21, 2021

Ayup

Northern English word of greeting, surprise or warning.

Etymology: from Old Norse "Se Upp" meaning 'look up' or 'watch out'.

Greeting: Ayup, ow's tha gooin?
Surprise: Ayup! What's this then?
Warning: Ayup, mind thi eead!

by Beery March 11, 2009

Ayup

a greeting. as in hello or hi. common in the Nottm area of UK and the Midlands. is often followed by the word 'me duck'.

Ayup me duck. hows your mam?

by dee October 13, 2003