yes indeed

a new orleans term for "fa real or really."

person1: look how she dancing...
(they both look)
person2: yes indeed

by N.O. girl777 May 24, 2009

Indeed, Daniel Jackson

Teal'c from stargate confirming Daniel Jackson's Beliefs.

This is what Teal'c says to confirm the beliefs of Daniel Jackson many times throughout the series "stargate sg-1" and is often used by fan's in a dialogue.

"Don't the Gua'ould have the technology to probe a person's mind?"
"indeed, Daniel Jackson"
-- stargate sg-1 --

"Feel like grabbing a beer hari?"
"Indeed, Daniel Jackson"
-- not stargate sg-1 --

by DarkLaith October 13, 2008

indeedable

Any utterance worthy of the response "indeed" is indeedable.

Ray: OMG!
Ray: awesomeness
Jay: indeedable awesomeness

by Wegs September 23, 2007

Yes Indeed

This phrase basically means the same thing as saying "yes" but with more authority. if you want to inflict power over your fellow piers just say this word and the'll immediately bow at your feet.

Friend 1: Wow Emma, you have so much authority over your words

Friend 2 (Emma): Yes Indeed

by The juicy juice March 17, 2019

Tasty pudding, indeed

A slang terming meaning that something is cool, awesome, or any related words.

Adds a feel of sophistication to your conversations.

Avatar, the movie, is tasty pudding, indeed.

Getting an A in literature is tasty pudding, indeed.

by littleclam10 February 16, 2010

indeedn't

interj. expression used after another's statement or question to indicate utter disagreement

Speaker A: "The Creative mp3 players are superior to all models of the iPod, don't you think?"
Speaker B: "Indeedn't!"

by Lingrad March 4, 2005

indeed

Possibly one of the most convienient words I've come across, it kills of un-wanted conversation very effectively without offending someone.

Indeed answers any closed question, a sarcastic remark or general remark you really don't care to comment on. In the case of open questions replying "indeed" lets someone know that you really don't give a flying pig's ass and can express surprise, skepticism, or irony.

Definetley one for your vocabulary.

by dw March 26, 2003