Hoosier

A name given to people from Indiana. The people of Indiana are proud to bare the name, and it is a misconception that it is derogatory for a red-neck farmer. There are a lot of myths about the origin of the name, but the truth is that nobody really knows where it came from (your guess is as good as anyone elses). Also the mascot of Indiana University.

I'm from Indiana... I'm a "hoosier."

by Michael Johnson February 06, 2004

I-Town

Slang name for Indianapolis. Also known as Circle City, INDY, and The Heart of America. The capitol of "Indiana." Has been increasing in population to become a thriving "Urban City" and one of the largest cities in the United States (check census). Is known for its crime rate, hospitality, and for its low cost of living. Home of the Pacers, Colts, Indy 500, and the Black Expo.

Ignorant Bastard: Where is the corn?
Indy born: What do ya mean whurr is the corn?!? Nigga this is I-Town... 317 is whurr you at... no corn herre.

by Michael Johnson February 06, 2004

dooker

browneye- "where the sun don't shine"

The prisoner took it straight vertically up the dooker

by Michael Johnson December 27, 2003

kansas city car wash

four guys in one line and four guys in alother line facing down and beating off on one girls face. then beating her up and taking her money.

that slut from the party te other night

by michael johnson April 25, 2004

constripulos

underachiever; also to use words in the wrong context.

You are so irritatingly constripulos.

by Michael Johnson September 01, 2003

Indy

Slang name for Indianapolis. Other names for Indianapolis include: Circle City, I-Town, and The Heart of America. The capitol of "Indiana." Has been increasing in population to become a thriving "Urban City" and one of the largest cities in the United States (check census). Is known for its crime rate, hospitality, and for its low cost of living. Home of the Pacers, Colts, Indy 500, and the Black Expo.

Ignorant Bastard: Where is the corn?
Indy born: What do ya mean whurr is the corn?!? Nigga this is Indianapolis... 317 is whurr you at... no corn herre.

by Michael Johnson February 06, 2004

Indiana

Considered the "Cross Roads of America." It is known for basketball, corn, and racing, but is now known for football, running, and other sports as well. People from Indiana are called "Hoosiers" (see definition) and are percieved as sleepy red-necks (not always accurate). It is a very agriculturally rich part of the United States.

I am from the wonderful state of Indiana.

by Michael Johnson February 06, 2004