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Yes very much so
1) a phrase used when agreeing with something and or given in confused agrence
2) a response to a question you dont know the answer to
2) a response to a question you dont know the answer to
Teacher:when did the war of 1812 occur
Student: yes very much so
Stranger 1:hey whats the time
Stranger 2:yes very much so
Student: yes very much so
Stranger 1:hey whats the time
Stranger 2:yes very much so
Yes very much so by L for Lavender September 30, 2020
Related Words
yes very • Yes very much so • mm yes very cool • Yes, very • very yes • Very very yellow yes? • yes • yes man • yes daddy • Yes-King
mm yes very cool
“did u know hear about that ligma outbreak?”
“mm yes very cool.” *followed by laughter usually by both parties if they both mutually understand that what was said was stupid and random*
“mm yes very cool.” *followed by laughter usually by both parties if they both mutually understand that what was said was stupid and random*
mm yes very cool by mm yes very cool May 27, 2019
very yes
An affirmative response that is much more serious than a simple yes. Used by Strong Bad on Home Star Runner. Similar in use and nearly synonymous to the phrase, "very much".
StrongSad: Do you have a computer virus?
StrongBad: No.
StrongSad: Do you have 82,000 computer viruses?
StrongBad: Yes, very yes!!!
StrongBad: No.
StrongSad: Do you have 82,000 computer viruses?
StrongBad: Yes, very yes!!!
very yes by Occupant Ilied Industries May 2, 2005
Very very yellow yes?
Azafit: "The suit that I recently bought is of unsatisfactory standards."
Tailor: "Very very yellow yes?"
Tailor: "Very very yellow yes?"
Very very yellow yes? by Jack Sh*t January 10, 2009
Yes, very
A phrase that indicates you are agreeing with someone, or replying to a question asked, based off of what the conversation may be about, whether it is a place, person, or thing.
Yes, very by @TheRoseBowler April 8, 2017
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