Someone who does a distinctive specified thing so much, that they are now notorious for it. They are generally referred as a "their name"-ism.
by Derb Derb September 11, 2009
In a fraternity or sorority of the ethnic persuasion, an ism is defined as an individual that has the same position in line.
by greeky January 02, 2008
by Diego August 30, 2003
Can be used in almost any context, generally at the end of a sentence, as an affirmation to a question, or as an expression of surprise. Derived from 'It's a me Mario" via the Miguel Ameglio lineage.
- We go gatting later?
-Isme.
-Did you hear they were feeking last weekend?
-Isme!!
-I'd love a dirty curry cheese chip from kebabish now isme.
-Isme.
-Did you hear they were feeking last weekend?
-Isme!!
-I'd love a dirty curry cheese chip from kebabish now isme.
by Isme123 January 11, 2022
in greek societys, someone with the same line number are considered isms.
You can also be in the same class as well as ism and therefore be called "class ism". Or additionally also be syands and be "class ism syands".
You can also be in the same class as well as ism and therefore be called "class ism". Or additionally also be syands and be "class ism syands".
by sizzlin' bacon February 07, 2007
by annon. February 08, 2004