I don't want to be a problem but...
I'm not one to say things like this but...
I don't want to bother you but...
You know I love you but...
I'm not one to say things like this but...
I don't want to bother you but...
You know I love you but...
by (EAK) August 10, 2013
by mysticals January 4, 2011
by Schlee September 27, 2003
used as a greeting in parts of south wales(espescially beddau llantwit and ponty,it is meant to mean mate.
walking down a street.
freind, aquaintence,total stranger walks down the other side of street.
you:arite but!
freind, aquaintence,total stranger:ai!
both walk off
freind, aquaintence,total stranger walks down the other side of street.
you:arite but!
freind, aquaintence,total stranger:ai!
both walk off
by matt March 27, 2005
by music_movie_girl February 1, 2009
The new over-used but not yet killed use of the original meaning of "but". Used to start short statements with the intention of emphasizing ones point on a particular topic.
Usually said very quickly so it sounds like a mumble, and is recipricated by another sentence beginning with "but", this goes on back and forth for quite a while un till someone decides to say "i know".
"But i am"
"But he is"
"But its not"
"But i cant"
"But they do"
"But i will"
"But we must"
"But i know"
"But you did"
etc....
Usually said very quickly so it sounds like a mumble, and is recipricated by another sentence beginning with "but", this goes on back and forth for quite a while un till someone decides to say "i know".
"But i am"
"But he is"
"But its not"
"But i cant"
"But they do"
"But i will"
"But we must"
"But i know"
"But you did"
etc....
Sam: "Dean is the hottest man in the world"
Sarah: "But he is"
Sam: "No, but he is"
Sarah: "But he is"
Sam: "I know"
Sarah: "But he is"
Sam: "No, but he is"
Sarah: "But he is"
Sam: "I know"
by Wasken October 31, 2005