“Get what I’m sayin’?”

Y’KNOW?

Think of a casual phrase often used to check if someone understands, especially in conversation—it starts with a "Y" and sounds like you're asking a question.

This clue mimics casual speech where someone checks if you’re following their meaning, like "Get what I’m sayin’?" The answer "Y’KNOW?" is a slangy, shortened way of saying "You know?"—both phrases serve the same purpose in conversation. It’s a direct play on how people informally confirm understanding, with the answer mirroring the clue’s tone and rhythm.