Ig is a word that can be used in any context. It is used to replace any word in the english language if one has forgotten a word. Theoretically, for this reason, ig is and will be everything to ever exist.
When said in slow motion, it is spelt 'IGG' and spoken in a deeper tone with aggression.
When said in slow motion, it is spelt 'IGG' and spoken in a deeper tone with aggression.
regular use: "I will find the, uh, ig."
if ig replaces every word in the english dictionary: "ig ig ig ig ig ig ig IGG ig ig ig ig ig ig."
if ig replaces every word in the english dictionary: "ig ig ig ig ig ig ig IGG ig ig ig ig ig ig."
by roamn_weezer June 17, 2023
If you bump into somebody on a New York City train, say "Excuse me" and just walk away. Ig him or her if s/he throws 'tude.
by pentozali March 10, 2006
Ignatz Maximilian, Graf von Loeffelgeier und Suppenbecher, born March 2, 1746 in Thuringia. Faithish retainer and right-clawed assistant of his BM Beloved Master, HE The Lord S. The oldest living thing on the planet that is not made of wood, Ig for short is the constant companion of HE The Lord S in his world travels and travails, and the present bearer of the physical manifestation of the EYE of IG, the Holy Stone of the Mighty Vulture God, Ig/IG. He is grumblish and bad-tempered, but has served his BM's family since the mid-19th century, and his BM since birth. He thrives on a mixture of chocolate of any kind, muffins and lemon maringue pie, which he causes to disappear at an astonishing rate. He collects pins but is v. partial to anything related to trains, and has a large and enviable collection of DVDs, videos, and train memorabilia. Seeing the advantages to be gained by the use of steam transport, he invested heavily in the original railways of Great Britain, and is therefore filthy rich in his own right, but wisely choses to remain low-key about it, adopting a servant-like attitude tempered with an acerbic wit, general curmudgeonly exasperation and sharp ironic sarcasm that would be the envy of any politician. He is well-loved and/or tolerated by all fortunate enough to make his acquaintance, and can finish the 'Times' crossword, in ink, in less than three minutes. His general appearance, that of a foot-high fuzzy-topped vulture with a bright yellow beek, should not trick the unwary - he has a very powerful grasp on small items that venture his way coins, candies and the like as well as a very powerful grasp of human body language. A lool from his beady eyes can wither corn stalks at fifty paces. He is NOT to be taken lightly by anybody who wishes to retain all their original fitments.
by HE The Lord S June 20, 2006