A white, caucasian, or anglo manner of speaking. Similar in meaning to but racially unique from ebonics. Also known as "The King's English," a reference to the language used in the King James version of the Bible, written in England in 1611.
Unlike Jim, who speaks in fluent ebonics, Bob speaks nothing but ivorics. Bob was out of place in the ghetto because of his ivoric manner of speaking.
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by Rajjy January 22, 2008
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Ivor Biggun; aka Robert "Doc" Cox; born 1 July 1946 in Sheffield, Yorkshire; British musician and television journalist; appeared on the BBC TV program "That's Life!"; as a musician he specialised in smutty songs which were banned by nearly all radio stations in his early career; in 2006 he released a best-of double CD.
by yorrick hunt January 27, 2008
Ivor Biggun; aka Robert "Doc" Cox; born 1 July 1946 in Sheffield, Yorkshire; British musician and television journalist; appeared on the BBC TV program "That's Life!"; as a musician he specialised in smutty songs which were banned by nearly all radio stations in his early career; in 2006 he released a best-of double CD.
by yorrick hunt January 25, 2008
Two lads, one representing the working class north of Dublin the other representing the upper class south of Dublin. Damo can usually be found lying in a dug up pit on the beach surrounded by Dutch Gold while Ivor can be found in a posh club getting "gee-eyed".
"Ohmiigawd I totes magotes gosh my bish off Ivor, Damo and Ivor are a great laugh."
"Your one from Damo and Ivor robbed my crate of Dutchie last night!"
"Your one from Damo and Ivor robbed my crate of Dutchie last night!"
by ThatMadRatJade. December 31, 2011