INDER

To be in and under at the same or exact time due to specified circumstances.

I went inder cover without mistake.

by GNRA October 23, 2017

Inderstand

The opposite of understand. To not inderstand something.

Friend: Do you Understand?
You: Inderstand
(As oppose to just saying "no")

by YoungJTheSaucegod May 28, 2018

interbulate

A word which is derived from and is synonymous interference. Interbulate is not made up and is widely used throughout the world to describe the acts of those opposing the Church of Scientology. The fact that it is not located in any "official" dictionary is just another example of Chiristianity's hold on the state and their refusal to acknowledge Scientology as a true religion.

Pretending that interbulate is not a real word is actually hypocritically using it's true meaning against the Church of Scientology.

Please do not interbulate on my beliefs.

by Circularanarchy November 9, 2008

Inderveer

A person's name.

My name is Inderveer.

by anonymous November 22, 2021

Max Inderberg

Pulling a Max Inderberg is a common term for someone who only finds Margot Robbie attractive.

Person 1: "Wow that person is really hot!"

Max Inderberg: "Nah they're mid Margot Robbie better."

Person 1: "Yeah well your brother molests chickens so of course you'd think that."

by Jack's Chicken May 12, 2024

interbeerual reference

This is making reference to being pissed, when one is actually pissed

Saying "When i was pissed last week, we played pool" while downing a pint

by James Brownley May 13, 2005

interbo

to steal an item from a theif while he(she) is in the process of stealing the same item

"As Jim reached for Suzie's sandwich, Bob came out of nowhere and successfully executed an interbo by stealling Bob's would-be prize."

by the mongoose5 May 22, 2006