Knowhere

A cryptic form of spoken exclamation that seems to be to no one, for no one, said out of nowhere, but is spoken for a certain party to casually overhear, and is meant to critiscize something that party had done in the past that the speaker knows well about without direct confrontation.

If you are tattled on for mocking a peer by saying of their appearance. ''They look like a monkey and a giraffe had a baby.'' Then a few days later you are with that person and you over hear them saying of something else, ''You know, I think I would say that even looks like the offspring, of say...a monkey and a giraffe.'' Leaving you in a confused state of paranoia that they had learned of your mocking them and are now telling you they know by speaking in a Knowhere.

by Russell Jay December 14, 2006

Kenowhere

n. A city in southeastern Wisconsin, commonly known as Kenosha. Founded in 1835, it has grown from an agricultural hub to a major business center. Kenowhere is also home to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside and Carthage College

I just drove down to Kenowhere to see John Mayer at Carthage College.

by J. Brinker July 31, 2004

Who do you know here, baby?

what you say when a baby rudely tries to get into a party they were not invited to.

*sees baby*

“Who do you know here, Baby?”

by itsjustmeg April 1, 2019