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know dat 

1. basically means to claifify something....

2. to be sure of something.
1. boy: you paid $15000 fo yo watch?!
pimp : know dat bitch!!!
2. steve: awww man! I gotta work @ 4 and I'm late my boss is gonna be mad as hell when I get to work.
steve's boss: * as steve walks thru the door 2 hrs late*
steve: I'm late..
steve's boss: know dat! now sign this write up
3. boy: I'm broke and payday isn't till thurs

girl: me to! know dat
know dat by mznike May 31, 2009
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betta know dat 

The Dallas Cowboys are really good. "Betta know dat."
betta know dat by Hany Lo September 29, 2008

Yah know DAT shi+ dank 

*Dab*
Yah know DAT shi+ dank is not available now. This is used when describing a holy spirit of

👌danknes👌
Yah know DAT shi+ dank by Emily pp September 23, 2018

gots to know dat 

A reply to something being said that is deemed factual/accurate.
“Ouu girl you getting thick let me find out that boy been fckin you”
“Oh yes, you gots to know dat phat.”
gots to know dat by #TickNockaNocka February 17, 2023

Dun know bout dat 'ting 

When someone says something right or justified, this is the above response.
Or, it can be used as an agreement when someone states something.
Alie... dun know bout dat 'ting!

you ain't know me like dat ho

When someone be dissin' you n' sh*t you say dis sh*t and it helpz. forealz.
n*gga bout to get swung on for actin' a foo'!1~
you ain't know me like dat ho!
oh i see.
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