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ayuh

1. A word used to end a statement; in a Maine accent. 2. A word used to confirm a statement; in a Maine accent.

1. Less go ta the faya, ayuh. I'm a Mainuh, ayuh. 2. Person 1: Wanna go ta the faya? Person 2:Ayuh

ayuh

Adverb Yankee Slang meaning affirmative;yes

Cold, ain't it? Ayuh, it's wicked out thayah.

ayuh

A bastardized combination of "ah" and "yeah" commonly used by old cronies from Maine who have nothing better to do than whittle wood in front of a convenience store waiting to be written into a Stephen King novel.

Old Fart 1: Your wife tongue your crack last night, Jessep? Old Fart 2: Ayuh.

ayuh

a-yuh ( ey-yuh, ey-yuh ) It’s an abbreviation of “Oh Yeah”. This word count as interjection in New England. It used to express agreement.

Jay: Isn’t she beautiful? Dee: ayuh! I can’t stop staring at her.

Ayuh

A word used commonly in Maine as a positive affirmation. Pretty much, it means "yes".

Person 1: Are you going to harbor park today? Person 2: Ayuh!