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Slang for “ok” or “yes”
To be used in response to one’s question or statement
Similar to other terms of its liking such as ‘chur’, ‘chert’ and ‘ert’
Question-
1: “are you coming over mate?”
2: “er”
Statement-
1- “I’ll be round your house in a sec”
2- “er”
Pronounced “eee - arr”
Short form for “eating right”
Used to describe being at the top of your game, eating healthy, and is an integral part of getting right and staying right.
A: “That was a killer workout brotha what’s the move now?”
B: “Back to my place to ER”
A: “Respect.”
Short for her
Tony: “u see the jawn right there?”
Key: “hell yea she bad ashit I’m abt to go at er bro”
Tony: “go head talk ya shit!”
The language spoken by the "Ham" and the "Plan".
ER mer ferkern gerd mergern. Serk mer arse
the term denotes any person who holds the occupation of a teacher but does not teach very well, if at all; "teacher" doesn't "teach;" removing the word "teach" from the word "teacher" and all that is left is "er"
Person A: I didn't learn a single thing in my entire semester of medicine because of Ms. M!
Person B: She's a total er, dude.
The pronouns "he" and "her" after being reduced to "i" and "er".
Person 1: "Sometimes the pronouns 'he' and 'her' are reduced to 'i' and 'er'."
Travis Scott: i/er, i/er, i/er, i/er