Ers

What do we mean by ers?

To utter the word "er" when hesitating in speech, found in the phrase um and er.

Interjection. A mix of the words 'error' and 'uh oh' Coined by Sarah Peterson of Seven Lakes High School. Pronounced ur-ur Urban Dictionary

A commonly used filler word, to make up for the gaps in conversation. Tends to annoy the shit out of people for its overuse, and indicates that the user doesn't have the slightest clue what they're talking about. Urban Dictionary

A covert reference to sexual activity, particularly in response to a non-sexual statement. Literally, the squeaking of a bed during sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

"Er" is used by all southside Dublin youths, who have stolen its regular use from St.Michael's College students who coined it in around 1983. Brought forward through the generations by the ever present Dr. David Wilson. It is an insult enhancer, to give it a bit more pop. It can also be used as an insult in itself. The most common definition for it is "gay" as the teacher who used it was a batty boy and said "Hell-er/Goodbye-er"...you had to be there really Urban Dictionary

ER stands for Eye Roll Usually meant for when someone does something so stupid that u can't physically eye roll (because you are focused on their stupidity) so u have to say it outloud. Urban Dictionary

A word often used in the Midwest, more specifically in Wisconsin. Some joke that a lot of people born in Wisconsin ended up with that as a name. It's used at the end of a yes or no question. Urban Dictionary

A space-filling meaningless word, synonym for um a response that what someone else said was dubious in some way. Urban Dictionary

A card game, short for the full name, Egyption Rat Screw. I very easy game to play but confuses the hell out of people when theyre trying to learn. similar. Urban Dictionary

1: Medical acronym for the Emergency Room, where time sensitive emergencies, as well as walk in cases, are handeled. ER doctors pride themselves on possesing a wide base of knowledge to assist in diagnosing and stabalizing patients in a wide variety of situations. 2: An ABC show that was far more popular in the mid 90's, although it still commands a fairly large audience. Since it's a TV show the situations are often somewhat far fetched. 3: A semi-word in the english language stereotypically uttered when the speaker can't think of anything better to say. Urban Dictionary

A short version of the word here Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ers:
ers.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ers:
candlestick, nfc, waived, nba, rams, nfl, kicker, trailed, bucks, quarterback, cavaliers, nets, bullets, fumble, touchdown, divisional, linebacker, playoff, punt, halftime, rushing, bowls, bowl, draft, giants, nolan, pick, patriots, rookie, gore, offense, interception, montana, super, yards, denver, owens, oakland, quarter, mvp, roster, titans, overtime, eagles, drafted, duel, receiver, lions, philadelphia, hawks, coordinator, charlotte, defensive, phillips, tampa, dallas, assists, starter, rushed, bears, adelaide, seattle, backup, threw, streak, franchise, saints, jets, tight, basketball, coach, milwaukee, orlando, cleveland, detroit, bills, cincinnati, offensive, tackle, colin, orleans, atlanta, boeing, signed, rivalry, thunder, win, baltimore, pro, season, warriors, buffalo, pass, squad, stanford, round, seasons, joe, coaching, missed.

Words that rhyme with ers:
years, yours, spurs, hers, entrepreneurs, infers, occurs, refers, confers, demurs, prefers, mers, defers, concurs, messieurs, liqueurs, burrs, stirs, slurs, transfers, incurs, connoisseurs, deters, firs, perz, amateurs, furs, herz, arbitrageurs, blurs, merz, saboteurs, chauffeurs, purrs, fors, kurz, restaurateurs, scherz, longspurs, burres, whirs, restauranteurs, lurz, wurz, schreurs, jurs, monsieurs, wirz.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ers:
oth, pray, many, own, foreign, follow, see, most, ski, usda, lead, individual, read, white, lett, broth, consum, nsb, southern, click, professional, pound, northern, farm, pow, skilled, one, foray, work, otl, wheel, strang, nuclear, called, add, ccf, assay, functional.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ers:
paint.

Consonant match to ers:
as, is, ease, ahs, eyes, ooze, oz, ose, ais, aus, eaux, eis, ise, ohs, ayes, owes, oohs, a is, ooohs.

Words that sound like ers:
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