by middlefinga March 8, 2006
Suitable for use when acting like a clueless foreigner. Must be said in funny accent. Bound to be a sitcom catchprase one day.
by ivor January 12, 2005
Similar in nature to, and a combination of, the mohawk and fauxhawk, the I-dunno-hawk is a hairstyle donned by indecisive dullards the world around. It consists of a small tuft of hair which is gelled in an upwards fashion and is situated from the frontal to the occipital region of one's head. This protruding portion of hair is slightly longer than the sides of the head which look like a scruffy, grown-out buzz-cut.
Martin: "wow check out the i-dunno-hawk on this guy! did he wuss out when attempting to shave a real mohawk or is he just lazy (high) and let his mohawk grow out?"
Aaron: "yeah, i dunno..yikes - what a ginormous tool."
Aaron: "yeah, i dunno..yikes - what a ginormous tool."
by Miles of Smiles Giles March 1, 2010
Yeah = yes a) I understand the question, b) it was me, c) i might agree with what you are saying. Nah = No a) I don't think thats right, b) it was not me, c) there is no useful information i can give you, d)come to think of it, maybe i don't agree with you. I dunno = I'd like to put in a disclaimer and nullify anything I just said. Non committal. Common in Australia.
Did you use my toothbrush?
Yeah nah I dunno.
Is it going to be a nice day today?
Yeah nah I dunno.
Do you want a shag?
Yeah nah I dunno.
Yeah nah I dunno.
Is it going to be a nice day today?
Yeah nah I dunno.
Do you want a shag?
Yeah nah I dunno.
by Bogfrog September 1, 2007
by xxmeowmeow June 6, 2019
It means he doesn't know and he doesn't care okay? Usually said after someone asks the same question over and over again
by fattieoftheworld February 23, 2012
When someone ask you a question but you don’t know the answer. It’s basically I don’t know but saying it faster.
by Katiebabyy February 27, 2020