yep

yep – (1) interjection (2)adjective:

1. affirmative, yes, to convey agreeance.
2. gives the subject a good characteristic, feeling or appearance.
in the case of (2) this is a contextual word, ie: the use of the words around it define the exact meaning of yep.

examples:
“she is all yep” – the subject is in some way desirable, or has said or performed something desirable or agreeable to the speaker.
“yep, that’s a yep” – a double confirmation. generally used after confirmation has been asked for on a particular subject.
another word for yes, but often used in a text message to continue the conversion just a little bit more longer. most of the time it gives the other person a chance to continue the conversation by a question

it is also a way to say i agree with what you said

ya and any other form of yes works
yes doesn’t work, it is just awkward
sarah: yeah, swimming is awesome
max: yep
sarah: hey, are you going to that party tomorrow at brad’s house
you’re drinkin a beer, and u dont have nothin else to say.
yep.
the word you use when you really want p-ss your girlfriend(s) off after they send you one of those messages where she is trying to spark a long in depth conversation about your relationship after you simply say “i am going out tonight.”
yep
a word that can be a response to any question/remark.

more descriptive than “meh” and infinitely more useful than “yes”.
“how was the movie?”
“yep.”
“i think you’re so s-xy.”
“yep.”
“you’re so godd-mn stupid!”
“yep.”
“f-ck you.”
“yep.”
an absolute yes that implies far more than a simple yes. alternately, an affirmative response with minimal energy.
“you mean they actually did xyz? yep…. long silence. translation: “yes, they did, can you believe they had the gall!”
“are you going to sit there all day? yep….” translation: “yes, i most certainly am, and there is nothing you or anyone else can do about it.”
yes please (short and polite way of conversational approval) the oppposite of which is nops= no please….
would you like some tea?
yeps