Indiana

1. College town about 50 miles NW of Pittsburgh, PA.

2. Often confused with the state.

So Indiana University of Pennsylvania is where?

by bob921 July 7, 2005

Indian Style

The act of laying passed out in a gutter. This stems from the stereotype that Native Americans have a low tolerance for alcohol, and a high rate of alcoholism.

Steve McKenna had too much Jack Daniel's. Now he's in front of the bar sitting Indian style.

by Biermann Z January 22, 2011

Indian-style

Where a female sits on a face of her lover, with the lover's nose in the vagina like a sybian, while she bounces up and down on the lover's lips which are shaped like a circle. As her butt bounces on her lover's lips and makes an Indian stereotypical battle cry.

The pressure of her butt coming down on the lips making the sound of an Indian battle cry. Therefore called Indian-style.

by job26 October 28, 2011

east indian giver

To give a non material object to some one ans ask for it back. E.i Idea

Tony had a great idea for a new blender and gave his idea to James, but Tony saw the profit in that and asked for his idea back!

by KrakpoT August 30, 2005

the indian

An intimate act in which one male party is maintaining "doggystyle" sex with a female party and, shortly before attaining his ultimate bodily ecstacy, he scalps her.

"Yeah, I thought he was a real gentleman until he pulled the indian on me."

by Friend of bug May 23, 2006

r/indiandankmemes

Unbiased Dank Memes In India. In Controversy as of January 2022 with r/india.

Saiman - Bro I Just Got Cancelled From r/india

Rishu - Well Now You Are in Our gang of r/indiandankmemes

by I am Dank January 7, 2022

Indianoplace

A derogatory term to refer to the city of Indianapolis, Indiana. This nickname is not entirely without merit, however. Although it's a comfortable, Midwest city with a steadily-growing economy, a growing population and an increase in ammenities, it is perceived as being Dullsville to the Coastal cities. It is easy to see why. It lies in the middle of nowhere--in the flat Corn Belt with no mountains, no rivers or even navigable ones, no culture, no lightlife, no high-density developement, no greenspace, no opportunites to get out and enjoy nature, not a huge number of suburbs, no high-tech jobs and abysmal public transportation. Rumor has it that Indy is talking of creating lightrail in the future, but don't count on it. Too many people in the area are too antiquated and narrowminded to accept changing anything.

Indianapolis is making valiant efforts to reinvent itself and has received national recognition for many of its developments. But it has a long way to go before being considered a hip place and a world-class city that it calls itself, for some reason. Yes, it has made improvements but may never shake off its image. You can't help your geography.

Indianoplace gets a bat rap from outsiders who don't know that the city actually has more pros than cons.

by [e-mail] November 24, 2007