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you know it

you know it interjection: indicates agreement, approval, encouragement.

Interjection

  1. (idiomatic) Indicates agreement, approval, encouragement.
    • "What he did to her was wrong." "You know it, sister!"
    • "I've still got a few years on the chain gang." "Counting the days, huh?" "You know it."2004, Tom Perrotta, Little Children, page 301

Examples of you know it in a sentence

  • He's a little bit older, mind you, but good people, if you know what I'm saying to you …" "Italian, right?" "You know it, baby, and —" "Over fifty?2006, Dorothea Benton Frank, Full of Grace, page 19:
  • Is that why they divorced?" "You know it."2007, Sheila M. Goss, Roses Are Thorns, Violets Are True, page 96:

Questions about you know it

What does you know it mean?
You know it means indicates agreement, approval, encouragement.
How do you use you know it in a sentence?
He's a little bit older, mind you, but good people, if you know what I'm saying to you …" "Italian, right?" "You know it, baby, and —" "Over fifty?
What part of speech is you know it?
You know it is an interjection.

Words near you know it in the dictionary

  1. you kiss your girlfriend with that mouth
  2. you kiss your grandfather with that mouth
  3. you kiss your grandmother with that mouth
  4. you kiss your mother with that mouth
  5. you know
  6. you know it
  7. you know nothing, Jon Snow
  8. you know something
  9. you know what
  10. you know what I mean
  11. you know what I'm saying

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