Put inside

An orginally sexual term used to describe inserting a foriegn or anatomical object into another human's bodily opening (mouth, vagina, etc).

Pick up line: "I want to put inside "you.

by blackakkord August 17, 2009

pity invite

An invitation given to someone only out of sympathy or pity. Usually given right before an event, so the other person is very unlikely to attend.

When Daryl gave us that last-minute pity invite to tonight's party, we knew he didn't want us there.

by tcornsimp January 14, 2008

Dead inside

How I feel literally every day. Also having no self hope and no motivation to getup any morning!

Fun am i right?

My friend:how are you?
Me:dead inside
My friend: oh so nothing new?

by MoonUnicornΩ9901 June 8, 2019

Nigga Turned Inside Out

A rather old slur directed at Irish people. In the late 1800s, the Irish were viewed as a secondary race by White Supremacists (see "Inbreds, Elite English") as were black people. (Who were conversely referred to as "Smoked Irish." I shit you not. People back then had ISSUES.)

These days, the terms has been embraced by Irish wannabe gangsters and thugs, et al, as a badge of honour. Look to House of Pain and Eminem as heroes.

Chap one: "Cracka mutherfucker! Get yo ass out of here!"
Chap two: "Sorry, my bad!"
Chap one: "Yo, you talk funny. Where you from?"
Chap two: "I'm Irish."
Chap one: "Sheeeet, you shoulda told me you was a nigga turned inside out! Gimme some love!"

by Gaz Edmunds October 3, 2006

Inside voice

The polite way to tell people to shut the fuck up. Always insinuated, but never followed.

Now class, remember to use your inside voices while visiting to the museum.

But Miss Teacher...

For fuck's sake, I said 'inside voices', Tommy.

by RadioactivePuppy April 4, 2011

inside job

an offense done to an organization by someone within it

The security breach was an inside job.

by The Return of Light Joker October 18, 2008

non-invite

when a person brings up an event or happening and follows it with a statement about why a person would not like it or want to go.

I'm going to this party this weekend but there will be freshman there so you probably wouldn't like it.
or
I knew it was a non-invite when she brought it up then told me immediately afterward I wouldnt like it because I wouldnt like the music.

by Silent_Rob April 6, 2007