to pull an ishii

to beat someone with a long slender object. Examples include: golf club (main choice), small bat, stick, fire poker, or pool stick.

Patrick was pissed at Bobby for shooting nerf balls at him and he was so tempted to pull an ishii. Patrick eventually hit Bobby with a golf club.

by hihoroll09 January 9, 2008

Isit?!

UK Slang/ meaning 'really?' or 'is it(the situation)?!' Short utterance that can be used to acknowledge having heard the other person speak. The beauty of this phrase is that what's come before it is virtually irrelevant!
Arguably most widespread in South East England.

'Oi, your mum said we could burn a spliff in the living room I swear...'
'Isit?!'

'Malcolm, I'm becoming more and more worried, I mean, she hasn't come home for five days now and there's posters all round Harrow with her face on...'
'Isit?!'

by Rob Richardson December 17, 2005

ishtiaque

It is a Bengali name. who is a perfect good looking man, that has a great personality and a sexy body
most people will call him Mr steal your girl.

once somebody says calls "ishtiaque" all the girls will want to be friends with you.

by cutiepie.N. February 24, 2020

I Shit Rocks

Gotta crap so bad fells like ur shitting rocks.

Holy mother of Jesus!!!!!, Bobby shits rocks!!!

by ROCK SHITTER July 29, 2004

Ishitha

She's a very pretty girl with a lot of friends and has many followers..
But she can never date a mohit

Person 1 : she's never going to accept him.
Person 2 : he must be mohit to his Ishitha
Person 1 : yea he will never get her

by Blakelive February 22, 2019

Ishat

The most gorgeous desi girl in E.R. Murrow H.S. - Class of '10.
Cute smile, beautiful eyes, and a wonderful personality.

Ishat is really pretty and has a humorous personality, she is my role model but sadly she's graduating in 2 years :'(

by delicious baby April 8, 2010

isit?

More Core language from High Wycombe, England but this is used elsewhere as well. Used to question a statement but is more often rhetorical than not. Not to be confused with 'izit?' which demands an answer.

Jo: "Let's go to Baker's Oven."
Colin: "Isit?"

by Simjob March 29, 2005