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when combining "yep" and "yup" you get this word and usually it is unknowingly done aloud by the person until someone else points it out while in mid conversation.
yeup!
yeup by yeupgirl January 17, 2011
Related Words
yedup • yeup • yeaup • Yedipi • Yedu • yeduvaka • Yendup • Yerup • Yesupathem • yeupers
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Crazy Jo: So we going to the mall tommorow?
Rebel80412: Yeup
yeup by Jaja OW May 18, 2006
Another way to say yeah, yup or yes.

There is an emphasis on the e,
Pronounced YEup
-Are you going to come to this killer party?

-Yeup
Yeup by Nizzzllle November 5, 2009
If the words "yeah" and "yup" met and had a baby..."yeaup" would be the offspring.
Did you spend the night with that chick last night!?
Yeaup!
yeaup by número 7 May 6, 2009
Southernism
More polite version of shut up
"YudUp you Idget!
...."Shut up you idiot"
YudUp by Sarah November 27, 2004
the definition of yeupers is the cross of yuppers and yeppers. it’s a very fascinating word. 🙃
You good bro?
Yeupers!
yeupers by Shrekishot69 June 10, 2020
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