Country Dictionary

An interjection. Can be used in nearly any sense, to convey any manner of emotion or simply waste breath and fill up blank space in a conversation. Derives its origin from the 'yarr' used by pirates during the Golden Age of Piracy during the 1500s to 1700s and appropriated from there.

Yarr. "How are you feeling?" "Yarr." And so I went up to this dude and he was totally like "Yarr."

A pirate exclamation. Meaning anything or nothing more than to remind the listener that the speaker is a pirate. A variant of aargh.

Yarr, wench, where be me grog now?

A word used to express all types of emotions, depending on the context of the situation, facial expression, and demeanor.

John: How are you today, Mary? Mary: *sad face*. Yarr. John: How are you today, Mary? Mary: *happy face* YARR!

Yes.

Captain:"Hoist the sails!". Some other guy:"Yarr!".

a pirate explative

Yarr, I be the Butt Pirate looking for me booty

a crooked penis. looks like a pirate hook. (much like the one captain hook had, duh)

<Kelsey> so i heard Brandon has a yarr! <Valerie> thats so gross, yo!

West country word used instead of yes

alex: "have you tried that cider my love?" will: "yarr."