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A term used to defend why you choked your girl friend. Can be applied to any situation in which you would rather not answer questions. Works to your advantage because people who asked you the question don't even realize you avoided answering the question. For best results use while wearing a tophat

Mott: Hey Devon where were you last week?
Devon: Don't worry about it!
Mott: Wow I can't believe the rumors that you strangled your girlfriend are false.

A polite way of saying "Fuck off, it's none of your damn business."

Dave: Hey man, what were you all doing in that room back there?

Joe: Don't worry about it!

a rejection to giving an answer, usually used when either not feeling like explaining it or don't want the person to know.

"hey john, what time is the movie tonight?"
"don't worry about it."

"Oh Sally, would you marry me?"
"don't worry about it."

A phrase used to answer any number of questions and can only be used by the champion(s) of beer pong.

1) Person 1: Dude u just knocked over 4 of our cups, now we are down 8 - 2.

Person 2: Don't worry about it.

2) Person 1: O man u just drove through tall grass with ur little corolla.

Person 2: Don't worry about it.

A overused phrase people use when they are too lazy to answer a simple question.

However, it is not overused if you are asking a question that pertains to another person and not you.

It is also used to hide a secret people are using.

Example 1

Zack: What time does Burger King open?
Stan: Don't worry about it.

Example 2

Zack: Why is your son wearing a sweater when its 105 degress?
Stan: Don't worry about it.

Example 3:

Zack: Did you take my money I was going to use to pay a fine?
Stan: Don't worry about it.

When your wife/fiance'/girlfriend/crush says this phrase it means WORRY ABOUT IT CAUSE SOMETHING IS WRONG AND SHE NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT!!

Husband: So why are you so sad all the sudden?
Wife: Don't worry about it.

universal phrase used to answer any question, and in rare cases, will cause extreme anger and frustration in the person asking the question.

(1) Joe: "What song are you listening to?"
Me: "Don't worry about it."

(2) Josephine: "Hey, you want to go out tonight?"
Me: "Don't worry about it."

(3) Joseph: "Shit, I'm about to miss the train. What time is it, man?"
Me: "Don't worry about it."