you know you want it 

What a man says to a woman (usually a virgin) when she intends to have any kind of sex with him, but has doubts whether it is the right thing to do.
The phrase is intended to encourage the woman to give up her doubts and have sex, because she wants it herself.

Jennie intends to give Kevin a blowjob, but she isn't sure whether to do it or not.
-Kevin, I am not sure about this...
-Come on, you know you want it!

you know you want it by Urban_Fellow July 14, 2006

i know you by heart

I know you ! (VERY WELL)

- I know you love Hannah !!!
- No I don't ..
- Oh stop I know you by heart ! You can't lie to me 😂

i know you by heart by Pascal cœur October 21, 2017

you know its funny how

Something a girl says after you ask whats wrong. You messed up in some way and she thinks you know about what you did. Usually done over text.

you: whats wrong?
Her: nothing....
you: oh okay
Her: You know its funny how...

you know its funny how by RedPanda334 October 30, 2017

we know what you did 

You see an expecting mother and you think we know what you did.

We know what you did mother to be.

we know what you did by Kuehlstein April 22, 2018

You know? 

A phrase/question appearing commonly out of the mouth of one Camila Cabello. Whether used at the beginning, end, or even middle of a sentence, the Cuban-Mexican singer/song-writer hopes to keep listeners informed and involved by constantly asking if they “know”.

If you’re gonna do this expect the worst possible scenario, and if you, you know, still wanna do it and, you know, and the worst possible scenario being, you know, nobody, you know, everybody is upset with me and, you know?

You know? by karmacamilacabello January 20, 2018

meen know

Pronounced "meee-in-no". An expression used in Trinidad, to state that you lack knowledge of something or not knowing.

Question: Where is your brother?
Answer: Meen know

meen know by WordyChattyCat January 21, 2018

I know this place like I know my baguette 

This expression is a derivation of the french expression "I know this place like my pocket" which is an equivalent of " I know this place like the back of my hand" meaning that a person knows really well a place.
Works better if you are french or a baker.

-Do you know where we are?
-Yeah of course. I know this place like I know my baguette.

I know this place like I know my baguette by ElendV February 17, 2018