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Usually a word said out of excitement or happiness. Also can be a word to fill in awkward moments or a quiet group of people to create laughter or excitement. This word has no real meaning to it, it's just a sound that can be done unlimited times in a conversation and not really mean anything.
Josh: Hey man, I just got into university !

Viktor: AYYYYYYYY

Josh: Thanks I guess...
ayyy by chanchon8181 August 22, 2011
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1. To fill in an awkward place in texts.

2. To celebrate in a bro/gal moment.
3. When you’re not sure what else to say.
1. “ I don’t understand how people don’t like x. It’s like, amazing!”
“ Finally someone gets it!”
“Ayyy”
2. “I got into college!”
“AYYYY”
3. (similar usage as one)
Ayyy by Pseudonyms are okay July 31, 2020
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When you spell ayyy with three y's, it slang for "you want sum fuk."
Ayyy by ApexGamerElite May 7, 2018
Used when a situation is awkward and you do not know what to say.
Friend 1 : I just Fucked my stepmom

Friend 2 : Ayyy?
Ayyy? by Eeeeeeee!!! January 17, 2019

Ayyy Lmayonnaise 

A phrase that continues the word ayy lmao but adds mayonnaise to the end for some reason, it might sound stupid when you think about it but it gives you something to say when someone pulls out a jar of mayonnaise.
*pull's out jar of thick white substance*
;"Ayyy Lmayonnaise!"
"this isn't mayonnaise"
Then nobody says anything and you should probably leave
Ayyy Lmayonnaise by SadistFreakGuy August 28, 2016

Ayyy lmao 

Commonly used by weeaboos and white girls when they find something funny or cool if you ever say this kys
Ayyy lmao Ashley your so white
Ayyy lmao by Bendover datas October 31, 2016

ayyy yeee 

It's a catchphrase, comonly used by Overwatch players, taken as a quote from Lucio. It commonly reffers to extreme joy, and mutual understanding of a joke. It was first used by Zylbrad in one of his videos and from that moment on, it was picked up by it's audience.
"We captured the point! ayyy yeee!"
ayyy yeee by sYntax_TPG April 17, 2017
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