yep
- interjection
- /jɛp/
- Informal
- "But why do you think so?" "Because you wanted to talk to me." "Yep," Chee said.
- said "Yep"
- Right. Yep
- replied "Yep"
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- I was just like, Yep, they're doing this.
- And I, man, I was like, Yep, he's the one.
- He like trap, like Yep, I'm the leader, but you're up next.
- You live in such a world, Reese and said Yep.
- So it's got a whole a whole line of them Yep.
Examples
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Yep, all looks good to me.
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So just to make sure, Yep, it would go.
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"Yep," he said, and held the can out to her without tasting its contents.
Fiction book (1995) -
Christina almost said to them, "Want to buy an inn?" "Yep," said Benjamin, actually laughing out loud.
Fiction book (1990) -
Yep, up ahead he saw peaks that were higher and sharper than the mounds below him.
Fiction book (1991) -
"Are you coming to the party tonight?" "Yep, I wouldn't miss it for the world!"
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"Is this the right train to Chicago?" "Yep, that train will take you there."
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"Did you finish your homework?" "Yep, all done!"
Synonyms
A casual way to say yes to show agreement
An answer that shows agreement or permission
To say certainly or definitely
To say yes when people vote
A casual way to say yes
Adds strong agreement or extra emphasis to a statement, especially in old writing
A casual way to say yes or show that you agree
A casual way to say yes or agree
A short casual reply showing weak agreement or that you heard someone
A very excited informal way to say yes
A playful word people use to say okay
A casual way to say yes or show you agree
A short informal way to say yes to someone in charge showing respect
An excited way to say yes to show you like something
Say yes in a playful way
To show strong agreement with an idea, often said by a group
A very excited yes that shows strong agreement
Antonyms
How Affirmative
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word yep is a short, casual form of yup or yeah; think of it as a friendly, quick 'yes' you use in casual talk, which is why it means 'yes' in informal speech.