1)First-person singular pronoun in a sentence's subject.
2) '1' in Roman Numerals.
3) The Alphabet's 9th letter.
2) '1' in Roman Numerals.
3) The Alphabet's 9th letter.
1) I am trying out this new hair regrowth formula.
2) Super Bowl I had the Packers in it, so you should be glad that you weren't alive to see it.
3) 'I' comes after 'H'.
2) Super Bowl I had the Packers in it, so you should be glad that you weren't alive to see it.
3) 'I' comes after 'H'.
by Diggity Monkeez January 23, 2005
Their latest advertising offered me 20% off of all of my dry cleaning, but I kept my pride and threw the coupon in the trash.
by Diggity Monkeez April 28, 2005
1) To speak for a long time in a boring manner.
2) A robot that walks and has arms and legs; can be used to describe people that are considered lifeless or bland.
2) A robot that walks and has arms and legs; can be used to describe people that are considered lifeless or bland.
1) And he was droning on and on about how our t-shirts need to be more original...
2) Timothy: That drone might get us with his laser vision!
2) Tim: Look at those drones not wearing extremely bright/dark colors! That's not unique at all! That's lame!
2) Timothy: That drone might get us with his laser vision!
2) Tim: Look at those drones not wearing extremely bright/dark colors! That's not unique at all! That's lame!
by Diggity Monkeez March 16, 2005
Leroy still had a black eye from the clout he received from Dennis, the school's resident bully.
Because Tampa Bay won so easily, Durazo's second-inning clout went forgotten by both of the stadium's Devil Ray fans.
Because Tampa Bay won so easily, Durazo's second-inning clout went forgotten by both of the stadium's Devil Ray fans.
by Diggity Monkeez March 30, 2005
Tom: Bert (A.K.A. Tamale) received his third detention this year today.
Izzy: Who knew that wearing bowling shoes in class was against the rules?
Izzy: Who knew that wearing bowling shoes in class was against the rules?
by Diggity Monkeez April 02, 2005
by Diggity Monkeez February 03, 2005
1) A word used to ask somebody to do something. Its usage is necessary to sound polite. Can be repeated multiple times, with a long, drawn-out 'e' to signify when begging/imploring.
2) To bring pleasure to another being.
2) To bring pleasure to another being.
by Diggity Monkeez January 29, 2005