I&I

Underground hip hop group made up of 2 artists who go by Ironic and Insanity.

Person #1 - "whats going on tonight?"
Person #2 - "I&I show at the house of blues. its gonna be off the hook!"

by Busta Brown April 17, 2006

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by Panique August 15, 2009

I-

word used only by lesbian normie teenage hoes. it normally expresses that you are surprised

person: i left my orange at the elephant store
lesbian normie teen hoe: I-

by Realobama123 February 25, 2021

i

A prefix that originates from describing someone as inappropriate, e.g. "Inappropriate Dave", because they seem to have no social skills or generally don't seem to be able to say or do anything right. Can be added onto almost any word to denote that it is annoying, awkward, not very good, or just wrong. Never meant in a malicious way, however. The shortening to just "i" and the fact that it is always in the lower case with the second letter of the word in upper case takes its inspiration from various Apple products, such as the iPod or iMac.

1. "Look, it's Inappropriate Dave"
"Or just iDave as he's now known"

2. John, talking about his piles in the restaurant, made what can only be described as an iComment.

3. Carl was iDancing, flailing his arms around and generally pissing everyone else off.

4. "That dream I had about my dad and Dale Winton last night was the worst iDream ever!"

5. Doing 32mph on a clear dual carriageway, Geoff was demonstrating some serious iDriving.

by Viva La Bambi April 08, 2006

--I-,

An emoticon for the middle finger.

--I-, nuff said

by hustlemh June 03, 2010

I's

I's

This is a slurring speech in the text of a book to show a disability- that was not really real.

I's in the place of I am...

I's feel good about taking the place of just I.

Speech impediments within the book- the slang would be to I's.

'I's don't have anything wrong with me, yet I's making fun of myself for you.'
'I's is a good student... aren't I?'
A Marcel Duriez- new writing style made for main characters to show slurring in disability, within the text of a book.

by M. R. Duriez October 10, 2018

I

Usually used while texting. Used to indicate that they have just shat themselves.

David: Hi Kevin, how are you?
Kevin: I.

by Definetly_not_my_realname December 27, 2020