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Used in the New Jersey and New York area. It is a greeting to friends. Usually when it is said, others scream it back louder.
you: "YERRRRR"
friend: "YERRRRRRR"
YERRR by Spongeboop July 29, 2018
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Yeerrr • Yerrr • yerrrrr • yerrrr • yearrrd • Yearrrw • Yeeerrrooo • Yeerr • yerrrg • yerrrrg
yerr is like yoooo, it can also be used to introduce a conversation
yerrrr by a.rxo July 20, 2017
new york.....new york
Daniel : You got them timbs B?
Jacob : YERRRRRRRR
yerrrrr by YoungBomba June 12, 2018
yerrr is a saying that new york city people say when they see a friend or cousin or sibling, uncle and ect
me;yerrrrrr
friend; yerrrrrr hi bruv
yerrrr by frnewyorkerfr October 3, 2021
A word used to greet people instead of saying “ayo”, or “hey” Founded in New York.

Also used for “yes”, and tends to have a ode amount of R’s, ode has in a excessive amount.

The Harlem borough used this term has in a sign that your about to get “lined” ( jumped ) reasons could be that a gang member is trying to prove his statues.
*facetime call goes through* “YERRRR, wyd ?”
Or
“Shaun you got the free?”, he would reply with “yerrrr” if no ones home!

Gang member ”, YERRRR”.
Random guy : “starts running”.
YERRR by NYkid718🥵. June 7, 2019
A word yelled to get somebodys attention, usually a girl walkin down the street.
(sees a chick walkin down tha street)
"Yerrrr"
(walks up to her and starps rappin to herin an atempt to get laid)
Yerrr by tec September 8, 2003
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