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you at?

Shortened form of "what are you at?" (or whatayat?) meaning "what are you doing?" or "what are you up to?".
Commonly used in Newfoundland, Canada.

Person 1: You at?
Person 2: Just relaxin' by'

by greatbigseaofnocares March 21, 2010

55πŸ‘ 15πŸ‘Ž


You

Vocative
/jou/
You is a typical Muxian slang that is used instead of dude (in spanish β€œtΓ­o” or β€œamigo”). This word is not common in writing but speech, specially in teens.

The time when this word was created is not clear, but lots of people think it comes from a 2014 party.
Definitely, you could use it in several situations, like when you want the salt β€œCan you hand me the salt, you?” or when you want to make a joint β€œYou, do you want to make a joint?”

Eh you faime caso
β€œHey dude, pay attention to me”

by Koala is angry November 28, 2019


You's

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).

by SuburbanH December 29, 2017


If you will

1. An phrase overused by those trying to sound sophisticated and/or intelligent.

2. A phrase used frequently by Tobias Bluth from Arrested Development.

Tobias: You could say I'm, if you will, 'buy curious'

Man: I can "sprinkle the pudding" if you will.

by Antonym Phantonym May 18, 2009

6555πŸ‘ 2640πŸ‘Ž


you

the person reading this. literate, unaware of what the word you means, and hereby informed.

you rock. you knock my socks off. you smell like cabbage.

by chinesemaneatingbanana March 28, 2008

109πŸ‘ 36πŸ‘Ž


you

Soulja boy's best friend.
(in the song crank dat by soulja boy, he often says you with a long o)

Ok, not really. But you know it still sounds cool.

In literal terms, it is a pronoun in second person. And if you don't know what that means....go to English class.

Person 1: Who's soulja boy's best friend?
Person 2: Yooooooooooooooooooooou!

OR

Person 1: You need to go to English class.
Person 2: Why?
Person 3: Because you had to look up the definition for you!

by Do-It January 1, 2008

146πŸ‘ 51πŸ‘Ž


you

probably a piece of shit

I misspelled piece when writing this, I pulled a you

by shreggs October 17, 2018

23πŸ‘ 6πŸ‘Ž