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slang term for "i dont know" used on instant messenger when the person is too lazy do write the full word
person 1: what time are you going to your moms?
person 2: i ono
i ono by melissa March 6, 2004
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a stupid way to say "i don't know" that i accidentally typed in a convo. with someone in sixth grade.
me:ey i got bitten by a spider on my ass
friend:ahhaha, how'd that happen
me:i onosss i onos!
~true story
i onos by ochiegirl owns you December 18, 2007
shortened version of "i dunno", which is a shortend version of "i dont know", which is a shortend version of "i do not know"
Iono where your pencil is, find it yourself!
iono by karate December 7, 2003
Basically the same thing as iunno, it is a quickened version of "I do not know", used in both chatting and in informal speech.

It's history may trace back to Homer Simpson, who often makes a sound that is in between "iono" and "iunno". (Says a lot about his intelligence, doesn't it?)
PersonMan: So, whatchu up to tonight?
TriangleMan: iono. How bout j00?
PersonMan: iono.
TriangleMan: das coo.
iono by Mallio November 19, 2003
retarded way of spelling i don't know
whats for dinner
iono
stfu
iono by Ben February 7, 2004
12 year-old internet chatter's way of saying "I don't know."
What are you doing this weekend (besides using the computer)?

Iono.
iono by Isi Oamen February 8, 2004
Slang for "I don't know"
Steve: "How's this look?"
Jerry: "Iono. Okay, I guess."
Iono by IKe February 7, 2004
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