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General Slang
ee arr
· phrase · mancunian
'Here you are' — said when handing something over.
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Manc-mangled 'here you are', delivered when passing something to someone or to grab their attention. Two syllables fired off in roughly half a second. Functions as both 'take this' and 'oi, look at this' depending on tone.
“Ee arr, get that down yer.”
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ee arr In A Sentence
Ee arr, get that down yer.
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What does ee arr mean?
Ee arr means "here you are," said when you're handing something over to someone.
How do you use ee arr in a sentence?
"Ee arr, that's your change, love."
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