The polite response to 'you're welcome' in the same way that 'you're welcome' is the polite response to 'thank you'.

Nopro is also a phrase commonly used to fill in the awkward silence after someone says 'you're welcome'.

Alex complimented my singing, and after I thanked him and he replied 'you're welcome', neither of us knew how to continue the conversation, so I said 'nopro'.

Alex: I really enjoyed your performance, I think you have a lovely voice.

Me: Thank you!

Alex: You're welcome.

Me: Nopro.

Nopro by JJJake May 24, 2022

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nopraw

another way of sying no problem.
easier, funner and cooler than saying any of the following:
noprob, no problemo, np etc

your friend says, Hey man thanks for the advice.
you say, nopraw

nopraw by Mr.T is not a fool May 5, 2009

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noprah

When Oprah withdraws support for your book. It can also mean when Oprah doesn't give or withdraws support for anything.

Etymology: Used on E! Channel's "The Soup" on March 3, 2006 in the "Hollywords" segment. It was in reference to Oprah's withdrawal of support for James Frey's memoir "A Million Little Pieces" after it was revealed that his story was grossly exaggerated and (in parts) fictional.

Getting the noprah automatically ruins your career as a writer. No one crosses Oprah. No one!

noprah by improviduto April 14, 2006

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