it’s not not that
English
United States
Standard Phrase
USED
On Occasion
BY
Some People
When someone asks you to confirm something, but you don’t want to specifically confirm or deny it. Usually used when someone asks you why you are mad, and the reason mentioned is one of the reasons, though maybe not the only one.
“Why are you mad? Is this because I took your donut?” “It’s not not because you took my donut.”
Submitted August 2020
by amarens
Confirmed by 10 people
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<h2>it’s not not that</h2>
<p>When someone asks you to confirm something, but you don’t want to specifically confirm or deny it. Usually used when someone asks you why you are mad, and the reason mentioned is one of the reasons, though maybe not the only one. </p>