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contraction (context nonstandard English) ''Shortened form of'' you know.
Usage examples of "y'know".
Y'know one of my father's duniwassals back at Carnac caught me stealing arrows from the war-stores to go duck shooting with, when I was about eleven.
Told their wives later, Well, them Tuckers was just conchs, y'know, goldurn Key Westers.
I gather they hit it off, but this is business, not personal, y'know?
They tried to recopyright a lot of that stuff, after the impeachments, y'know.
Y'know, added a few characters, made it one big battle in act four rather than the series of small ones.
I say, that's my belt an' dirk you're jolly well tryin' on, y'know!
Zhlob just used to plod along, y'know, not buzz away like a blue-arsed fly.
I mean, we had a golem at S an' W's but ole Zhlob just used to plod along, y'know, not buzz away like a blue-arsed fly.
Indin women who seen us coming would lay down quick and throw sand up inside theirselves to take the fight out of us boys, y'know, unless we got a lasso onto 'em first.
Y'know, he's stayed friends with all of 'em, and there must be scores of them by now.
Y'know, all them trust funds and inheritance rules, stuff the likes of us wouldn't have a clue about.