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aye

[ahy] / aɪ /


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In December, the Guggenheim converted its Aye Simon Reading Room into an interactive poetry space.

From New York Times

Cagey and understated in person, often relying on catchphrases and generalities, Fivio had boiled down his early drill music to an onslaught of ad-libbed exclamations that made his barrage of threats danceable and invigorating — Aye!

From New York Times

Seconds after Gar-Field’s Tyrel Robinson crossed the finish line of the 200-meter dash in a personal-best 22.8 seconds Friday, he nearly tumbled to the track as senior teammate Jalil Singleton wrapped him in a hearty bear hug and yelled: “Aye, you special, bro! You’re really him.”

From Washington Post

As for Doug, Mr. Craig-Brown said: “He’s a pretty cool character, aye.”

From New York Times

As the government of former Prime Minister Theresa May buckled under the strains of Brexit, MPs briefly put their quarrels aside to partake in a unanimous cheer of "aye".

From BBC