ENGLISH DICTIONARY

S'not

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Quick meaning: S'not meaning (colloquial) Contraction of it's + not.

Meaning

(colloquial) Contraction of it's + not.

Example Sentences

One of my testers recently informed me that his best friend lived in a flat. "S'not a flat! It's my home !" retorted the friend. Interesting stuff, I thought.
But the songs are all Gershwin oldies, and Craig Lucas’ rewritten book, about a struggling American artist in Paris, has been larded with all sorts of echoes of World War II and the Nazi occupation. S’not wonderful.
A fight over the remaining packet of prawn cocktail crisps will break out by the time we join the M25. Then the chorus of complaints will begin. […] "Tom's got more than me. S'not fair!" "No, she's lying. You gave her more. S'not fair!"

Synonyms for s'not

Depending on context, synonyms include it'sn't, tint.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include again, anything, away, fail, failed, fails.

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