Insurance Sip

The swig of water that you take on water break just as a coach blows the whistle to come out.

I took my insurance sip right as Coach Al blew his whistle and said, "Come on Come on. Let's go. No walking on the field."

by Dr. DaMan August 28, 2009

insectoid

A thing that looks slighty like an insect, except for a few minor differences, like hands or robotic parts, stuff like that.

Arg! that giant insectoid thing bit my legs off! ow.

by DaBlarg December 9, 2008

insemula

What my boy emula has/or a disease transferred from ravens to humans, symptoms include: rashes, nausea, incoherent speech, dementia, fever, coma, vomiting blood, mutations in the rectum and excessive growth of pubic hair up to 120+ meters long.

My boy emula, he's got insemula

by tartarsaucemonster999 October 31, 2020

The Enclosed Instruction Book

1. A video game guide booklet that comes packaged with the CD-i game "Hotel Mario".

2. A vary powerful item in the world of YouTube Poop, it has various abilities, and has enough power to even destroy God Luigi, the final form of Gay Luigi. It is believed to be controlled by Mario.

1. If you need instructions on howta get through duh hotels, check out The Enclosed Instruction Book.

2. Mah Boi, The Enclosed Instruction Book is what ALL true warriors STRIVE for!

by Splek January 22, 2009

instalock

The means through which players of the videogame League of Legends obtain their preferred champion without consulting their team mates or even taking notice of their utterances.

Player 1: *instalocks Riven*
Player 2: Hey, I called top first!
Player 1: ..

by Trivmvirate December 25, 2015

broken inside

The feeling you feel when you don't feel. When you've given up on all love, hope and faith and you know there's not a way to get over it. You feel that there is actually nothing left in you.

Hey what's wrong ? You haven't left your bed all day.

I don't know, I just feel broken inside ever since that accident.

by whocaresanymore08 August 16, 2015

insegrevious

I see several definitions purporting that "insegrevious" was invented in the 1980s. Absolutely not true. Gary Owens used this regularly on his KMPC radio show in Los Angeles, which I used to listen to avidly as a boy every weekday evening in the early 1960s. His sign-off was "Insegreviously yours, Gary Owens". By the time I entered junior high school in 1968 I had heard him use "insegrevious" so enough I had begun using it myself to kid around with my classmates. This predated Rowan and Martin´s "Laugh In" (which started in 1968), on which Gary Owens played himself and again often used "insegrevious"), by several years. Regarding the idea that Adam West first used the word in a 1967 episode of "Batman" (which I also watched regularly as a boy), this hardly seems likely. The Gary Owens radio show was immensely popular in LA, and I would bet my bottom dollar that West (or the Batman writers) picked it up from there.

Now, whether Gary Owens picked it up from somewhere else prior to his years at KMPC (starting in 1962), I wouldn´t know.

And of course it is merely a nonsense word, probably coined by Owens to poke fun at people who used words they didn´t actually understand.

Insegreviously yours, Gary Owens.

by Sherman Oaks June 11, 2017