Too oftenly mistaken for "your."
Meaning "you are." Used to describe something about someone, not something someone owns.
Correct example: "You're stupid."
Incorrect example: "Your stupid."
You have a chance with that person, you're clearly attractive to them.
Did you see how she looked at you? You're in there, mate.
A contraction of "You are", such as "Don't", is a contraction of "Do not".
Correct usage: You're an idiot!
Incorrect usage: That's you're apple.
a versatile burn, most effective in situations where a comeback is really inappropriate
A: "Look at my new shoes!"
B: "You're a shoe."
A word most people on the Internet cannot spell
Person 1: Your full of shit!
Person 2: Your grammar is shit!
Person 1: Your such an asshole!
Person 2: You're not worth my time.
Yes, this word exists.
Simply put, a contraction that means "you are." Overlooked by morons who wouldn't know proper grammar if it dismembered them and fed their limbs to Ronald McDonald.
If you find yourself confusing it with "your," replace it with "you are" and see if it makes sense (i.e. read it aloud).
YOU'RE a sad excuse for a human being and YOUR parents should be ashamed they even thought of having you if you still can't tell the difference between the two.
Can be used as a pay out or come back.
You are a....
PErson 1: Sing to the taxi man and he will give you a cheap fare.
Person 2: You're a cheap fare