Y'all

How the fuck can y'all not understand what y'all means?

Yeah I'm talking to y'all.

by Chavemaker19 January 17, 2021

Y'all

A saying commonly overused by people of the southern areas of the United States Of America. The saying was originated back in 1863 by a man of the name John Joseph Jingleheimer who was a slave owner. He used the phrase when 10 of his slaves were running away. He shouted at them, "Hey, y'all better get back here!" What he meant to say was, "Hey, all of you get back here!" Now this is why the Southern People of the U.S use the phrase Y'all instead of you all.

Y'all want to go get some icecream?

by Jamal Mckenna April 17, 2012

y'all queda

A large body of rednecks in the United States who believe that their hackneyed interpretation of christian morality should be enforced as law to the exclusion of all other beliefs.

Y'all Queda just decided all the police cruisers in town should sport an "In God we Trust" bumper sticker paid for with our atheist tax dollars.

by UrbanAristophanes April 12, 2016

y'all qaeda

Used to refer to the domestic terrorism groups possessing sovereign citizen/ extreme libertarian views associated with Cliven Bundy and the like.

Y'all qaeda recently took over a federal building in Oregon

by LeoDeQuirm October 14, 2016

Y'all Qaeda

"Trump's Base"

The latest polling shows that Trump's approval with Y'all Qaeda is over 95%.

by OrangeFanMad November 16, 2018

et y'all

Et Y'all - the Texan, or friendlier, less Latin, aka more widely understood version of "et al". It proclaims, "Yes, I'm familiar with writing etiquette, but I'm also from Texas, and we say Y'all" This greeting is the perfect salutation to use when writing or addressing a group of people. Instead of typing out every name in that first line of an email, letter, memo, or other correspondence, one can simply name the first one, and follow it with the friendly "et y'all".

Uncle Terry et y'all,

I 'm writing to let all y'all know that I can't make it to the family reunion this year.

by Kaferk1d October 29, 2015

y'all good?

An absolutely savage southern US slang sarcasm of a more typical phrase from American English in general being "Are all of (or both of) you okay?" Generally when the southern slang version is used it is stipulating that whoever is being asked is not, in fact, okay.

Chick-fil-A: Home of the *original* chicken sandwich.
Popeyes, after coming out with their chicken sandwich: Y'all good?

by SunnyDKShiki October 01, 2021