but me no buts

Don't argue with me. The first 'but' is a verb while the last one is a noun. I have never seen 'but' used as a verb except in this construction.

There are ifs and buts over what I have just said, but but me no buts.

by uttam maharjan February 9, 2010

it don’t make me no difference

not really caring, it not making a difference in your life, and not really have an affect on you

“hey brian i told you not to take my car you know my mom is on her way home” “yeah but it don’t make me no difference”

by sararichardson September 12, 2019

see me no up

SINGLISH. SINGLISH. LOCAL GHETTO SINGAPORE ENGLISH DEFINITION IS HERE AGAIN:

See Me No Up (a loosely translated phrase from the Mandarin phrase: 看不起我), which basically means: To be looked down upon by someone. Can also be used to accuse someone of being condescending.

So to anyone attempting to live in the multicultural, multireligious, multigender, multiracial Singapore, why not try it?

(Ideal example)
"You know me for so long and still treat me like that? You damn see me no up, is it?"

or

(British/American English)
"You are my pbro, yet this is how you treat me? YOU DAMN SEE ME NO UP, ISIT?"

by Satoshi Buterin February 26, 2017

me no likey

orginally from Family Guy, this is used to express dislike for someone or something unfavorable

Me no likey you.

by Annie December 30, 2003

My mind's telling me no, but my body is telling me yes

Rape.

My mind's telling me no, but my body is telling me yes

by Interactive November 6, 2009

Don't Give Me No Chive Burger

A special Bob's Burgers burger... that's served with no chives!

"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the Don't Give Me No Chive Burger, you should try it!"

by America Lover 🇺🇸 November 16, 2018

Don't give me no jazz

An expression of disbelief; a means of expressing, "don't lie to me, I already know the truth." Rural Southern origin.

I know where you were last night. Don't give me no jazz." "Don't gimme no jazz, I saw you looking at her.

by Black Bowler October 7, 2010