A fork of Rural Dictionary
Indicates a deep understanding of the subject at hand.
Jerry: "Why do people say price point, it's the price you don't need the point!"
Mary: "I know, right?"
A grammatically bad phrase to use when someone says something REALLY obvious.
Aaron : "DUDE DUDE DUDE! DID YOU KNOW THAT THE PACKERS ARE IN THE SUPER BOWL?"
Max: "I know that a lot, you dumb shit."
(I) Used to describe ones self
(Know) To perceive or understand as fact or truth
(Right) Opposite of wrong
This term is used in the act of extreme agreeance.
Nick: My face is so shiney.
Joey: I Know, Right?
OR
Nick: What is this guys friggen deal dude?
Joey: I know, right?
this is big in atlanta, georgia, for whatever reason.
it's an expression of agreement.
"oh my god, that girl is such a slut."
"i know, right? i heard she hooked up with two guys in one night!"
Colloquial for "All that I know is..."
"All’s I know is there was a sudden swish, and next minute the boat went plungin' down. . . .”
When you and/or your friend type something in a group chat that is related to something only you two know so you send the you know that i know that you know that i know and confuses everyone else
Friend 1: has crush on John
*in le group chat*
Friend 1: why the hell is John's name in there
Friend 2: you know that i know that you know that i know
Friend 1: ahh yes
Everyone else: i am confusion
So it doesn’t matter what people think.
I know the truth.