i-phone

The tubular new technologicly advanced cell phone brought to you by the great folks at Apple and Cingular ;D

HOLY FUCKING SHIT RADIOACTIVE MAN! i just paid 600 bucks for that new i-phone!

by Joe definesalot May 18, 2007

and i know it

questioning if a person really means what they say same as saying yeah right.

"I think im going to break up with him tonight"
response: "and I know it" yeah right!

by nikki February 23, 2005

yes-I

A person who superficially affects the perceived mannerisms of a Jamaican Rastafarian, despite having no connection to either Jamaica or the tenets of Rasta life.

"That yes-I with the dirty stringy dreads talks phony patois to everyone, even though he hasn't been within a thousand miles of Jamaica"

by Welle Crabbit January 26, 2006

I Know

1.
A commonly used term in Don't Speak. Don't Speak is a contraditionary language where phases and speach ofthen begins with Don't. Like "don't" when used in this language, this word means its opposite.

2.
The opposite of "I know" meaning "I don't know"

When slapped by girlfriend...
"I know why you slapped me"
Translation: Why did you slap me? Hooker!

"Dont I know why this guy got on mitch matched socks in public!"
Translation: Why does this idiot have on mitch matched socks?

by xCOBRA_CLUTCHx March 25, 2004

i-seek

descriptive of an informative article or other text written in the form of a narrative; commonly follows the author's train of thought and explains how the author came about information and why the author chose to seek it out. Because the text usually uses with frequency the personal pronoun 'I' it was coined the i-seek

The professor loves i-seek essays.

It's more interesting to read i-seek articles.

by Cunjo November 16, 2004

J. I.

Abbreviation of "Join In". A spoken adaption of the culture of 'text language.' Used either as a noun to refer to someone who is an unwelcome member of the party but impossible to shake off, or as a verb describing the action of joining in with a group of people for lack of any better occupation.

Related to tag along.

Noun: "Who invited Katie? She's such a J. I."

Verb: "Hey my bus will be delayed by at least an hour so can I J. I. with you guys?"

by drum'nabass September 20, 2007

ADHD-I

ADHD-I is like being high but not knowing what it's like not to be high. Especially in the brain fog stages.

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(I'm typing ADHD-I here because I cannot submit it without it. duuu uuuuu ondurztannnndzzz?

by God of Psychology January 16, 2009