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you know what I mean? 

a communication tactic commonly used among close friends to clarifly that they are on the same wave length.
One friend to another: "I would go but I don't feel like being the third wheel, you know what I mean."
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you already know 

an answer to any question; the phrase is never wrong to any question
you already know by Chuck Goodness October 23, 2004
An expression signifying an EXACT undertanding/agreement of what the speaker is saying.

Spoken very loudly or with higher intonation. Hand motion is generally used with speech.
"Can you beleive she wore that?" "I KNOW!"

"You would think the professor would give us a study guide." "I KNOW!"
I KNOW! by Schmeeph March 9, 2005

in the know

"People in the know are aware of a nuclear explosion if even the slightest jolt was made upon the renegade carrier."
-part of the storyline for Blast Corps
in the know by Dave October 21, 2004

you know (name) 

1)Threatening term normally said when meeting an undesireable. Often used between "young teams" in Scotland.
You know (name)
example:
1) You know Gactur? Drives a polis motor naw even a polis.
2) You know Danny Mcann? Got banned fae eh annex, dusny even care, up er eh noo.
3) You know Wee Lennon? Does keepy ups wi' dugs heeds?
you know (name) by rfcjuni0r February 2, 2009

I know, eh? 

The Canadian way of saying I know, right?; a way of agreeing with a previous statement.
"I hate the portrayal of Canadians on American television."

"I know, eh?"
I know, eh? by kittenn1011 June 11, 2011