knorn on the knob

Excrement with a high level of texture due to consumption of corn.

The knorn on the knob hurt so much that John regretted eating three ears of corn.

by mj_oblio February 29, 2004

knowbuddy

You cannot have an argument with them because they are always right, no matter what. They pretend to know everything about anything. It annoys the piss out of everyone that is friends with him or her. Most of the time they are not correct. They are a knowbuddy.

Dude – what the hell was Jamie talking about?

I don’t know, she is such a knowbuddy, always talking out her ass and trying to look intelligent.

by Lindy January 29, 2008

Know the Code

The short way of reminding friends"What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas." They can sign an oath and promise not to break the code, especially with social media platforms.

We're going to Vegas for the bachelor party. John better know the code this time.

by lclarkie November 5, 2011

ya know

1. An answer to questions that most people will understand and offer their concencus; usually trails off to allow for some exchanging of looks

2. Can be used when you just don't know how to answer a question

3. A phrase that is often used to answer questions, even when the inquirer may NOT know; often results in strange, confused looks and/or annoyed glares, especially when answering a question that no one could POSSIBLY know the answer to

Guy 1: Man, that girl sure is hot, huh?
Guy 2: Ya know...
Guy 1: *nods in agreement*
(exchange looks of mutual understanding)

OR

Guy 1: So, how do you think you did on the Physics test last period?
Guy 2: Ya know...
Guy 1: *nods in agreement, then realizes "wait...how could I POSSIBLY know that??" looks befuddled and walks away, annoyed*

by samantha-fantha February 16, 2013

It Takes Bun to Know Bun Burger

A burger served on a fancy bun

"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the It Takes Bun to Know Bun Burger, you should try it!"

by America Lover 🇺🇸 November 20, 2018

you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground

"You don't know your ass from a hole in the ground." Illustrate with a pen and paper drawing a circle and a cracked circle. Now ask which is your ass and which is the hole in the ground. Subject points to cracked circle and you mock while pointing to their real derriere.

After listening to untruthful gibberish, you say to person, "you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground."

by 13Ronbets May 16, 2016

I know, right?

A way to agree with someone. Saying you had that same idea in your head.

Carrie: I can't belive Alvin cut her hair like that!
Lisha: I know, right?

by dicesha April 23, 2008