Implore

1. To plead with somebody to do something.

2. To beg or pray for something.

1. The tenants implored their landlord not to sell the building.

2. That's what beggars do.. They implore

by Jafje April 15, 2007

implosation

When you eat something that explodes your insides.

"yo this nigga's implosation is wack!"

by iNut2Mei March 25, 2018

Implied Facepalm

When something is so fucking retarded an ordinary facepalm simply isn't necessary.

5 Year old boy: YO NIGGAS MC IN DA HOUSE!
You:...*Stares for an Implied Facepalm*

by Dudeman42 March 10, 2009

implagender

Someone who is implagender is never satisfied with their gender identity. They may actively look for one but none seem to feel comfortable to use, no matter how well the title fits.

"Logan identifies as implagender, and his pronouns are he/they!"

by LB_ November 3, 2022

head-imploding

Something that is so intensely amazing or spectacular that it can't be described by words. It causes one's mind to collapse inward on itself due to the sheer awesomeness.

Pete: Hey dude check out my tricked out ride!
Paul: Damn bro this thing is head-imploding!

or

Dan: Yo dude you won't believe this, but last night my girl was frisky and I became a man; I am a virgin no more.
Rob: Nice dude, how was it?
Dan: One word: Head-imploding

by MikeTheWise January 4, 2009

cellphone magnet implants

An efficient method involving small magnets implanted into the palm of the hand for assuring that you won’t lose or drop your cellphone.

After getting my cellphone magnet implants, I don’t even have to think of where my phone is or where to stuff it; it’s always right there so I am never alone!

by Dr Bunnygirl November 4, 2019

implied denial

Stating a phrase or asking question that suggests a contradiction towards a preceding statement or question.

Often irrelevant and, in all cases, does not answer the question.

Used mainly to stop a conversastion about to ensue on a topic the receiving end does not want to talk about. This is, for the most part, used by people who do not think it is morally right to just tell an outright lie.

Example 1:

1: Are you lying to me?

2: How could you think such a thing?

Example 2:

1: Do you like her?

2: No.

1: How about her?

2: No.

1: Her?

2: Would you quit with the listing?

Example 3:

1: I'll bet it was you who took the last cookie.

2: I think you're crazy.

*NOTE

The implied denial: Person 2 never said no or yes to the final question or statement in all of the above examples

by Niteryder April 3, 2010