(noun)
1) An inside secret, bit of information, or joke: "If you know, you know"...
2) An early or pre-emptive que or prompt for action or information, sometimes meaning that it is being released to certain individuals before it is available to the general public.
(verb)
To iggy: To pass along pertinent or secret information, usually to an individual or small group, allowing them to be "in-the-know" or "iggied up".
1) An inside secret, bit of information, or joke: "If you know, you know"...
2) An early or pre-emptive que or prompt for action or information, sometimes meaning that it is being released to certain individuals before it is available to the general public.
(verb)
To iggy: To pass along pertinent or secret information, usually to an individual or small group, allowing them to be "in-the-know" or "iggied up".
(noun)
Ned: "Was that a work or a shoot?"
Kid: "It was an iggy!"
(verb)
"Brent, lemme price-is-right it so Spice Boy can iggy you up."
Ned: "Was that a work or a shoot?"
Kid: "It was an iggy!"
(verb)
"Brent, lemme price-is-right it so Spice Boy can iggy you up."
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(noun)
Reportedly or confirmed to be a true statement or representation (opposite of work).
(note that sometimes a shoot can actually turn out to be a work or a rib... unless it's an iggy)
Reportedly or confirmed to be a true statement or representation (opposite of work).
(note that sometimes a shoot can actually turn out to be a work or a rib... unless it's an iggy)
by Zor Prime November 22, 2003
