i/er

The pronouns "he" and "her" after being reduced to "i" and "er".

Person 1: "Sometimes the pronouns 'he' and 'her' are reduced to 'i' and 'er'."

Travis Scott: i/er, i/er, i/er, i/er

by Thisi December 15, 2023

I AM

WHO ARE YOU

DIEHZ NUTS I AM

by PENISPUCNHER5 August 21, 2021

i got the knock

NYC way of saying u got the guns/weapons

Person 1) Yo brodie u trynna spin? I got the knocks on me.

Person 2) Hell ya, brodie spin da block rq .

by follow me on ig! @amuneeyy February 29, 2024

why am i searching this up

because you wanted to lol

why am i searching this up -me, 2 seconds ago

by urban.ass March 2, 2024

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 15, 2025

And i oop

When someone/you do something and its really suprising.

"omg look what she did and i oop"

by Caweewee December 19, 2019

Elizabeth I

Refers to an iconic person who established a whole era by her/his (ideally her*) presence; implementing transforming policies from a high-power-position; having a very temperamental and focused leadership; in a patriarchal and sexist society in which she/he (ideally she*) was expected to be from other gender; and ended up proving those wrong; in addition to not following the social and established norms of leaving descendants, nor marriage

* (Before any kind of claim from anti-feminists) The term refers to Elizabeth I, a woman, was Queen of England during the XVI century. But, in certain cases, it could of course apply to other genders

- Wow! The company has done so much better since she got involved
- I know! She's total 'Elizabeth I'

by Lucraçao April 14, 2019