no you
no you interjection: used to reject an insult or criticism by asserting that it actually applies to the person who originally said it, tu quoque.
Interjection
no you
- Used to reject an insult or criticism by asserting that it actually applies to the person who originally said it, tu quoque.
Questions about no you
- What does no you mean?
- No you means used to reject an insult or criticism by asserting that it actually applies to the person who originally said it, tu quoque.
- What part of speech is no you?
- No you is an interjection.
Words near no you in the dictionary
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