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This is a lazy way of saying the phrase "I don't know," possible when your mouth is full. "What are you doing tonight?"
"Iono bro, hit me up later." |
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shortened version of "i dunno", which is a shortend version of "i dont know", which is a shortend version of "i do not know" Iono where your pencil is, find it yourself!
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12 year-old internet chatter's way of saying "I don't know." What are you doing this weekend (besides using the computer)?
Iono. |
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retarded way of spelling i don't know whats for dinner
iono stfu |
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Basically the same thing as iunno, it is a quickened version of "I do not know", used in both chatting and in informal speech.
It's history may trace back to Homer Simpson, who often makes a sound that is in between "iono" and "iunno". (Says a lot about his intelligence, doesn't it?) |
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Slang for "I don't know" Steve: "How's this look?"
Jerry: "Iono. Okay, I guess." |
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"I Don't Know", shorter, and therefore easier to use then ionno Someone asks you a question, your response: "Iono."
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"I don't know" or "I dunno" Q: Dude, where the heck did you put my wallet?
A: Iono. Forgot. |
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