inout

Sex. From the movie "A Clockwork Orange"

Like a bit of inout I do.

by louis October 23, 2001

iNose

Term used in countries with below freezing temperatures in a reaction to Apple's stupid Pressure Sensitive Resistive touchscreens that don't allow the use of gloved hands. Rather than take your gloves off, people with more pointed noses use the aforementioned body part to do basic functions on the phone, using the already cold nose in place of a currently warm gloved hand. Also leads to iMyopia in the long term.

"It's freezing out there. Hang on while I answer this phone using the iSmear method with my iNose...."

by ichats February 5, 2010

innuendo

Anything that gives off a wrong idea, or sick minded thought

George: "And I'm good at banging. My peg's hard isn't it Zippy?"

Zippy: "Well of course it is, Your peg wouldn't go in if it was soft."

Geoffrey: "Let's get back to Bungle's twanger."

Bungle (excited): "Oooooh Geoffrey, we could all paint our twangers couldn't we?"

Jane: "Ooooh yes, and I was banging away all last night with Rod and Roger."

Roger (looking sad): "Yes, but it broke my plucking instrument."

Geoffrey: "Never mind Roger, let sing the plucking song, come on

everybody get your instruments out."

Rod (to Jane): "Do you want to blow on my pipe while I'm twanging away?"

Jane: "Oh no Rod, I was blowing a lot with Roger last night. But would you

like to play with my maracas?"

Zippy: "No, let's just pluck away with our twangers."

Bungle: "Yes, it doesn't matter what size your twanger is."

Zippy: "I've got a big red one."

George: "I've only got a tiny twanger. But it works well and I like to play with it."

-example from an old kids show Rainbow

by Let's play with out balls n twangers February 3, 2005

innuendo

What this website is built on.

urban dictionary is built on innuendoes.

by TheWhiteBowser July 18, 2016

Inocenzio

That nigga stank but he kinda thick tho no cap

DAMNNN IS THAT INOCENZIO

by Eat that pope yes 454 September 25, 2019

Inocent

It’s basically “innocent” but you spelled it wrong.

1: Man I’d love to be balls deep in her but she’s too inocent

2: You mean innocent?
1: What’s the difference?
2: You spelled it wrong
1: What do u mean spelled it wrong? We’re talking out loud here!

by PyraSam September 9, 2020

Innuendar

A portmanteau of the words innuendo and radar, it is used to indicate a person's level of comprehension when they hear or read an innuendo.

A person with broken innuendar may miss the most obvious of suggestive meanings, or even let an unintentional innuendo slip out.

Chris: I'm feeling like an all-nighter.
Maggie: Oh, I hear that pretty often. Tee hee!
Chris: From who, me?
Chris: ...
Chris: Oh! Sorry, my innuendar's broken.

by Kurishae April 20, 2009