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to pee yourself; something to say when your laughing so hard you can’t talk; an actual laugh
(laughing); “neyoy neyoy neeyyoy hafsslsd neyoy”
(trying to talk while laughing); “i just p- neyoy -eed neyoy”
neyoy by gibbayyyy January 30, 2019
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A phrase commonly used by Christopher Smith to express his joy.
'just fapped' 'NEHOY'
Nehoy by giantswan September 15, 2011
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Neyon is a cool guy to hang with he brings laughter and smiles to those around him
Neyon is a caring,loving,and kind person
neyon by Real_NJ November 15, 2018
A girl with very long and dark hair. Her eyes are dark and hypnotizing. She is a very honest person who will not hesitate to say the truth. She is a very friendly and social person who loves everyone and everything. She is loved by everyone.
Is that Neydy?
neydy by Nay-de February 19, 2017
aye neyoko wassup!
neyoko by based god Eweezey July 26, 2011
Neoya means to have great power, but to also have a sense of beauty.
John- "Have you heard of the Neoya Empire?"
Lily- "Yeah, I've heard they're a very powerful force, but the kingdom is absolutely beautiful"
Neoya by BenjoBenn January 31, 2021
These people are adorable and precious, they might doubt themselves sometimes but are the most loyal people on earth. They will put themselves first and are very lovable. Neyo's are beautiful and have dreamy eyes, they might need support sometimes but once their in your life you have to cherish them. They are great friends and partners, so next time you meet a neyo make sure to say hi <3
" Woah did you see Neyo? They're really cute "
" You're lucky you have a Neyo in your life!"
Neyo by Rae <33 December 1, 2021
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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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