you know

/juː nəʊ/

/juː noʊ/

[interjection]

you know

[INTERJECTION]

used as a filler phrase to pause or fill gaps in speech

Examples

1. YOU KNOW, KATHY WOODS CONFESSED TO YOU KNOW, KATHY WOODS CONFESSED TO MURDER YOU KNOW, KATHY WOODS CONFESSED TO MURDER IN YOU KNOW, KATHY WOODS CONFESSED TO MURDER IN THE YOU KNOW, KATHY WOODS CONFESSED TO MURDER IN THE MID CONFESSED TO MURDER IN THE MID CONFESSED TO MURDER IN THE MID 70s CONFESSED TO MURDER IN THE MID 70s .

2. Around the You Know, a lot of people have highlighted the risks that

3. Doing the best for the You Know, doing the best for the Trump Organization in terms of Trump Organization in terms of taxes and everything else.

4. You know what all of the You Know,