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not no = not a no

This is used for comical purposes for situations that are too embarrassing to say yes or no to.
"Dre, did you get drunk again last night?"
"Well....not no"

"Nelson, did you finish your work assignment?"
"Well....not no"

"Louis, I heard you hooked up with a torta last night."
"Well....not no"

"Izzo, did you lock yourself in the restroom and fall asleep again?"
"Well....not no"

"Amanda, did you finish that entire season of Grey's Anatomy in a single day?"
"Well....not no"
Not No by dreyouresocool May 6, 2018
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"not no" is when you should probably say "no," know that you should say "no," but say "yes" any way. It is a "maybe" with a high probability of "yes."
A friend asks: "Do you want another shot of tequila?"
You answer: "not no"

A friend asks: "would you sleep with that stranger?"
You answer: "not no"
not no by TrustAli April 26, 2021

Not no Jonny Green 

To be moddest while compareing yourself to "jonny green" as he is clearly suppiour to you at what ever you are doing

the bad grammer enfercies this point
That was a good end shot, "yeah but im not no jonny green"

U DO NOT NO DA WAE 

something that Uganda Knuckles says when someone or something does something to them that they don't like or if that person is trying to be there queen. when they get U DO NOT NO DA WAE.
that gurl was trying to be Uganda Knuckle's queen, so they told her. "U DO NOT NO DA WAE."

i am not no jerk 

When you are not a jerk but you never succeeded in English class
i am not no jerk by H4rry11k September 14, 2017

My answer isn't actually not no 

To say no like a formal way but being informal.
Exam question: Did the Nazis win WW2? Write the answer with more than 3 words.
Somebody: My answer isn't actually not no.

Not now because no is good! 

It means you need to maintain your pizza dough in a better manner. Related to time and temperature. It should just most likely be put in the fridge. Go Fridge!
David no, not now because no is good! Need put fridge! Because pizza!
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