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Bill wurtz used it for “history of the entire world, I guess” so it can be submitted, no!!
no!! by Mr.Cheezebrgr April 18, 2020
Words you can keep
An elite word that you use too often to make people mad and use it in the wrong context
Person 1: “heyyy!”
Person 2: “no”

Person 1: “u a freak?”
Person 2: “no”

Person 1: omg I’m such a crackhead

Person 2: no
no by No❤️ June 4, 2020
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NO! is a word used by John Mak in LSC. NO! has no meaning.

When students do something wrong, he doesn't know what to say and gets confused, he says NO!
Student A does a maths question wrong.

Mak: NO!

Student B is doing a maths question, he stops to think because he doesn't know how to do it.

Mak: NO!
Student C: ????
NO! by JohnMakFan November 11, 2020
a word that creeps and perverts need to understand when people deny them, also a word that can break people's hearts and souls.
Person A: Can I have your nudes?
Person B: No.
Person A: Oh...
no by edgymofo December 12, 2021
The Answer to the question you just asked is no. What is this question you ask? It what you just searched: What is the meaning of the word "no." Well, the answer to that question is no. Why you ask? Well, the answer to that question is also no. The answer to every question is no. No is the ultimate answer.
No.
No, no, no, no.
Noooooooooooooooooo!
No by .Meow. December 15, 2017
answer to all of life's problems.
<Teacher> Did you set Bobby's school bag on fire?
<Timmy> No!

<Parent> Go... to... BED!!
<Timmy> No!
<Parent> Oh, okay then!

<ButtSlut> Looking fo' a good time, sugar?
<Timmy> No!

<BrownNose> Mr President! You're doing horribly in the running of this nation!
<Bush> No!
<BrownNose> Oh, okay then!
no by baSTardized boTTomburp May 21, 2003
no
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no by its.kitsune July 18, 2020
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