indoor percussion

a group of people (usually around 15 to 30) that perform 5-10 minutes of music indoors after marching season has ended. ages of people involved depend on the category (scholastic-highschoolers, independant-any age up to age limit, open-mostly college aged up to age limit, world-mostly college aged up to age limit).

ensembles usually are split into front ensemble (marimba, xylophone, vibraphone, synth, toys) and battery (snare, tenor, bass drums, cymbals) or in the case of concert ensembles, that have just front ensemble with no marching. the music difficulty depends on the categories (or a mixture: i.e. independant open, scholastic A) and usually follows a theme or idea shown through the music.

indoor percussion groups are insane, how do they play all those notes?!

by erika barrett January 9, 2008

Indolent

disinclined to exert oneself

the sloth was indolent, you fucker.

by Anonymous November 4, 2003

Indoor Drumline

(noun): 1. The drumline and pit from marching band but inside.

2. The greatest thing ever.

3. Best part of this activity: going to Ohio for WGI and watching The Pudding Game. :)

4. Worst part: No one ever remebers the synth players..........:(

Person 1: Hey, can you hang out today?
Person 2: Naw, I have Indoor Drumline rehearsal.
Person 1: Awwww.......Why aren't I in Indoor Drumline?
Person 2: You're not a bad ass.

by bandgeek8 June 3, 2010

Proto-Indo-European

In refrence to the language parent for all Indo-European languages. A language spoken in a vast region throughout the Indian peninsula and all of Europe before writing and therefore lost. Although this lanuage is not currently known there are many linguists who study and reconstruct what this language was most likely like. Also called PIE or the PIE language. The name is derived from proto meaning before or simple and Indo-european which is a language group consiting of languages ranging from India to all of Europe.

The PIE root *bher- means to bare.
Proto-Indo-European is impossible to learn.
PIE is greek to me.

by nibbit October 13, 2010

indoctrination

Another word for "propaganda".

"I prefer to say the word 'propaganda' instead of 'indoctrination'. But that's me."
-me

by Dave February 9, 2004

Indon

A word to call an Indonesian person, or sometimes Indonesia.
Just like the word "nigga", the term isn't necessarily racist and is depending on the context given

1. All Indons should go to hell! (Racist)

2. I just met an Indon a few minutes ago (not racist)

3. Wow that guy is so dumb, just like Indon (racist)

4. One of my friend is from Indon (not racist)

by Ichsunken December 16, 2018

indoor annual leave

a. Being at work but not doing any actual work.

b. Goofing off at work.

I closed my office door and read a novel all day because I needed a day of indoor annual leave.

by AnnaBeginsAgain March 5, 2010