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knowbut~ when u know something and u're trying to type it to someone because u want them to know that u know it but ur fingers dont type it right and misspell it and it makes u look stupid instead of smart ~ knowbut. someone i know typed this word and it was cute and they joked that it might already have been here... it wasn't. u're welcome.
'oh wow, im a knowbut.' yep that's how u use it. u may only use this term once u have clearly made urself look stupid by misspelling something whilst attempting and failing to look smart/like u know something. ure welcome.
knowbut by miknooget July 10, 2019
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Knowboutits 

Marijuana, the dutchie, pot, the good shit, the brown shit, stinky, schwaggy, purple, trees, the purple trees, sticky icky, Mary Jane, Maria Juanita, the knows,

Can be used as a verb, noun, adverb, pronoun. It is both singular and plural, and as well can be used interjectionally.

Knowboutits- noun
knowinboutit- verb
been knowinboutit- past tense verb usage
steady knowin- present tense verb usage
Famous: Ehh you Stevie boy; Whatchaknow?
Stevie boy: Got them bout-its, you fittin to know?
Famous: Word, we should knowboutit a bunch and get a bite.
Lil baby P top: Word, a bite!
Donny : I just drank a cup of bong water. FUCK PRICE!
Tall Dude: Damn these are some good knowboutits!
Uma: Have you guys seen my laptop?

knowbuddy 

You cannot have an argument with them because they are always right, no matter what. They pretend to know everything about anything. It annoys the piss out of everyone that is friends with him or her. Most of the time they are not correct. They are a knowbuddy.
Dude – what the hell was Jamie talking about?

I don’t know, she is such a knowbuddy, always talking out her ass and trying to look intelligent.
knowbuddy by Lindy January 29, 2008

i know but

A phrase commonly stated by one who is ignoring your information because they believe they are correct. Commonly associated with bad spelling and grammar.
"this video is so bad, it sucks so much".
"The video was made for a sick family friend, please show some respect".
"i know but it sucks lol".
i know but by Mr.BubbleSparkle October 9, 2014
a computer know-it-all that spends every waking hour programming, coding or designing operating systems; a chronic computer geek that finally looks up from his computer to discover that a year has passed and he is wearing the same sweaty underwear
Matt: "Patrick may work at Microsoft but at least he has a life and does other things. On the other hand, there is Sweat Pete. He is a chronic knowbot: his computer chair smells like ass and he is surrounded by hundreds of empty Dorito bags. He never leaves the computer even to piss. Ya, those pop cans are full of you know what.
Dave: "What a fucking loser!"
knowbot by Pattio January 14, 2006

I Don't Know But…

A weblog, rather dry writing but the writer has loads of understanding.
It's a shame more people don't know about I Don't Know But…
I Don't Know But… by Korora March 8, 2004

knowutimtombout? 

Southern slang that's asking a question, often rhetorical in nature, meaning Know What I'm Talking About? Most times it just means the speaker is clarifying their point. And even serves as a period to a statement and not so much a question at all. Most southern country boys run all their words 2gether out the side of their mouth, thus: Knowutimtombout
Look heah, when we hit dis foo up U go high and Imma go low....knowutimtombout?

Yerp. I copy, OG.
knowutimtombout? by DuVay Knox September 23, 2024
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