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All of you-Everyone in the group. (A socially correct way to address/refer to 2 or more people at the same time whether the people be male/female. And yet, also a politically correct way to address/refer to a group of people whether the people in the group be male/female/gender neutral).
I'll see you's later!(saying good-bye in a room with 2 or more people). What are you's going to be doing tomorrow?(addressing/referring to a group of people; even if only speaking to one person in the group).
You's by SuburbanH December 29, 2017
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Common Scottish colloquial shortening of "you guys" or "you folks", used to address multiple persons with a statement or question.
"What are you's up tae the day?"

"See you's? You's are aw a bunch o' bams!"

"You's are gonnae get chibbed, so you's are!"
You's by 8bit June 17, 2006
A ghetto abbreviation of "You is", which is the ghetto way of saying "You are".
You's a bitch!
You's by TheBx41 September 17, 2012
Contraction of you is, a grammatical nightmare. Only used by teh morons and teh 1337.
Flaaron, you's so kwazy!
You's by Johnny Rocketfingers September 3, 2003
wrongful translation of "you", used only by imbreds and whitetrash of countryside ontarians. Use of this word in actual social settings may result in loss of friends or life.
Jamie, you's not a gangsta, you's a wanskta
you's by da_Bronx March 3, 2004
An improper usage of "you guys" or "you folks"
Read William Shrunk’s Elements of Style – the only proper use of apostrophe ‘s’ is possessive singular or in a contraction.
you guys, you folks, you's
you's by Shrunk Believer March 30, 2011
Definition: "Used to address two or more people within a group of people"

If a grammatical structure is required, see it as a contraction / contracted word for You guys, ie. You'(guy)s

- Lee Walpole.
Do you's fancy a pizza tonight?
Do you's want to go out later?
You's by LeeWalpole August 29, 2016
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