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What is you WON'T?a taunt given to someone when you want them to do something that normally wouldn't be done, and usually the reciever of the taunt has to perform the feat in order to keep his dignity. brian stared at a half full tray of lasagna while his friends cheered on, "YOU WON'T DO IT!" Knowing that he now had to do it or suffer the consequences, he stuffed 8 pieces of lasagna down his throat. you WON'T - videoYou WON'T - what is it?When people say to do something that they think they won't do, they'll say "Do it, you won't". Person 1: Come on, fight me What does "you WON'T" mean?The fastest way to get somebody to do something you want them to do. Guy 1: But dude... I don't wanna jump off my roof without a parachute. You WON'T - what does it mean?expression used by people, often while playing sports in gym or practicing for their band; challenge of skill; Guy about to shoot a basketball: I'm gonna make it in! You WON'T - meaninga phrase to be uttered when doubt that an individual will follow through with an action is present. 1: Jump over that bridge, no rocks, you won't You WON'T - definitionInverse psychology that works with many but not with everyone. You won't... pff this one is tricky... You WON'T - slangI phrase used by Jake Paul and Team 10. Only dumb people say this phrase. Box my dad, you won't! You WON'TWhenever someone says they'll do something, someone else comes back with "You won't!" It's almost like a dare. If the person does said thing, the "You won't"-er usually comes back with something like "OK, so maybe you will." Person1: Man, every time my math teacher gives me homework, I want to pull a Columbine on her! You WON'TThe act of saying the phrase "YOU WON'T!" after someone announces they're going to do something. Generally used to be funny, and/or taunt the individual. I'm gonna beat yo ass bro. You WON'TAn expression used to challenge a person to commit an action. Person 1: "You won't do jam and night." Person 2: "Who won't?! YOU won't!" |
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