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you're not wrong 

"you're not wrong" = "you're right", however phrasing it as "you're not wrong" usually that there's more to it -- either there's some missing nuance, or the speaker agrees grudgingly or doesn't like this truth or wishes it wasn't so, etc.
Alice: Bob, you drink too much.
Bob: You're not wrong.
you're not wrong by d0ugmc March 13, 2018

You're Probably Right

A phrase used to dodge the blame and embarrassment associated with getting an answer wrong.
Jack: "I know that girl her name is Cindy"

Joe: "She's my neighbor, her name is Angela"

Jack: "You're probably right"
Word of the Day on February 1, 2011

you're it for me 

person you want to spend the rest of your life with.
"Jerry."
"Yes Jake?"
"You're my soulmate. You're it for me"

You're grillin' me like a burger 

An other way to say, "your asking me too many questions."
John: Why don't you have any money? Did u spend it on McDonalds? Why didn't u bring more money? What if you need to buy somethin'?

Gretchen: Dude, calm down, "you're grillin' me like a burger!"

You’re Mom

Used to refer to someone’s mom
Dave - You’re mom

Mom - Yes I am
You’re Mom by 69 Is A Number August 28, 2019

you're a star 

Originally from Ireland, this all round compliment means you're a great person, you've risen to the occasion and been generally wonderful. It existed before the whole 'movie star' thing so it must relate more to a star in the sky.
Ah, thanks for bringing milk round for our cup of tea, sure you're a star!
you're a star by Wee Daisy May 18, 2016