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quiet you 

A term popularized in a cartoon from the 60's that starred a genius dog named Mr. Peabody. It was his trademeark phrase, often said to the child (whose name was Sherman) whom he would always be explaining history or science to (with his own unusual twist of course). Sherman would retort with a smart remark, to which Mr. Peabody would reply "Quiet, you!".
Sherman: "So you might say, it was a real Pow-wow."
Mr. Peabody: "Quiet, you!"
quiet you by Malcolm X-crement December 21, 2003
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quiet you 

1. shut up
2. what you say to someone when they outsmart you and don't know what to say.
homer: I'm the first non-Brazilian person to travel backwards through time.
mr peabody: Correction, Homer, you're the second.
sherman: That's right, Mr. Peabody!
mr peabody: Quiet, you.
quiet you by mike December 19, 2003

Quiet You 

1.To tell People to shut up.
2.Being more rude
1.En:that's wrong Rlyn. Rlyn: Quiet you.
2.En:I'm getting pissed off at you
Rlyn: Quiet you
Quiet You by Rlyn *_et October 17, 2003

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You is quiet

"I just was making out with a pillow"

"you is quiet bro"
You is quiet by anonymous March 5, 2022

thank you for being quiet 

sarcastically used when people are not quiet
thank you for being quiet

be quiet kiddo, you funny individual 

"really be quiet kiddo, you funny individual, you think your smart, but man your dumb"
"quiet down, kid, your not funny"
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