by twiztidmeow May 22, 2004
A phrase used to minimize the damage after insulting someone. Often accompanied by "I didn't mean that" or "Just kidding".
by Lalit May 23, 2004
a good opportunity to say this phrase would be after cracking a joke about someone that is somewhat insulting, but not taken to the heart.
by Melanie May 21, 2004
by commoner May 22, 2004
a phrase used by a significant other to get out of a troubled situation or take back something they did or said.
by gato May 21, 2004
This phrase has been used in word boxing for many years. It's useful in every setting from family to new love.
It tends to be used primarily as a counter phrase when one is made to feel uncomfortable. Also used if the user feels they have over stepped some boundary.It's usually followed by a new topic as quickly as possible, or by silence.
The use of ya instead of you directs the listeners mind to a softer, less serious side of speech.
It tends to be used primarily as a counter phrase when one is made to feel uncomfortable. Also used if the user feels they have over stepped some boundary.It's usually followed by a new topic as quickly as possible, or by silence.
The use of ya instead of you directs the listeners mind to a softer, less serious side of speech.
Ex.1
Person 1.. I sure am glad I met you. I think we could be great together, your so special.
Person 2.. Oh.. you know I love ya. Hey did I tell you my cat had kittens?
Ex.2
Person 1..I never get so drunk I forget what I did.
Person 2.. Really? so you remember hookin' up with your second cousin at the club last week?
Person 1.. No you didn't!
Person 2..Oh, you know I love ya girl.
Person 1.. I sure am glad I met you. I think we could be great together, your so special.
Person 2.. Oh.. you know I love ya. Hey did I tell you my cat had kittens?
Ex.2
Person 1..I never get so drunk I forget what I did.
Person 2.. Really? so you remember hookin' up with your second cousin at the club last week?
Person 1.. No you didn't!
Person 2..Oh, you know I love ya girl.
by Sen of the Walking Ray of Moonlight Tribe May 23, 2004
What the object of your affection says when they sense you're interested but just want to be friends. (Esp. in text messages "U noe I luv ya")
You: "Oh okay nevermind then we don't have to meet up today."
Him/Her: "Yeah sorry. You know I love ya!"
Him/Her: "Yeah sorry. You know I love ya!"
by Lee-Er May 21, 2004